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Title Section15 1985-08-20 1 The Straits Times 2std. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/8515 words
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Article682 1985-08-20 1 ANNE KOH; NGIAM TONG HAI - ANNE KOH and NGIAM TONG HAI Most to follow collective agreements while some prefer lower CPF rate By THE Prime Minister's plans to pull Singapore out of the slump have received the endorsement of employers. Mr Lee Kuan Yew had at the National Day rally on682 words
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Article, Illustration350 1985-08-20 1 YEO KIM SENG - YEO KIM SENG By AT least 27 pupils experienced nausea and vomiting after they inhaled fumes during class at the Hua Yi Secondary School in Depot Road yesterday. The pupils, most of them girls in Secondary 1 to 3, were sent to the350 words
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468 1985-08-20 1 JAL crash was delayed due to pilot's skill' TOKYO, Mon. The cockpit voice recorder of the Japan Air Lines Boeing 747 that crashed last Monday killing 520 people has revealed that the jet's entire hydraulic control system failed early in the emergency, Transport Ministry officials said today. Despite this andAP; Reuter - 468 words
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Article30 1985-08-20 1 MONTREAL, Mon. Air Canada's 3,211 flight attendants went on strike over wages and flying time at midnight, but the company said the walkout would not affect scheduling. Reuter.30 words
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Article86 1985-08-20 1 Canberra's view of E. Timor JAKARTA, Mon. Prime Minister Bob Hawke said for the first time that Australia recognises Indonesia's sovereignty over East Timor. In an excerpt of an interview with Indonesian state television recorded earlier in Canberra and made available to Reuter, he referred to the people of theReuter - 86 words
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Article146 1985-08-20 1 ST LOUIS, Mon. For Helen Alford and Deran Crawford, two women sitting in their cars minding their own business, it was a case of purse-snatching in triplicate. Mrs Alford. 50, and Mrs Crawford, 25, were sitting in separate cars when a man approached each of themUPI - 146 words
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Article, Illustration457 1985-08-20 1 Ex-Asean chief Dharsono goes on trial JAKARTA, Mon. Former Asean Secretary-General H.R. Dharsono went on trial on subversion charges today as nearly 200 well-wishers, including former Cabinet ministers and retired generals, packed Jakarta's central court. Mr Dharsono, 60, a retired general and former commander of Indonesia's powerful Siliwangi division, deniedAFP; Reuter - 457 words
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Article396 1985-08-20 1 PAUL WEE - Robbery gang smashed, 20 held PAUL WEE By ONE of the biggest robbery gangs operating in Malaysia and Singapore has been smashed by Malaysian police, with the help of the Singapore CID. Malaysian police arrested 20 suspects, including two men wanted for an armed robbery here, in swoops in the396 words
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167 1985-08-20 1 Thieves rob bank after 5 months of tunnelling BARCELONA, Mon. Police suspect a team of crack Italian robbers is behind a five-month operation to tunnel into a bank vault and steal hundreds of safe-deposit boxes. Security men have been posted at airports and border crossings throughout Spain to capture atUPI - 167 words
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Advertisement116 1985-08-20 1 BBo^^^^r JC\ v^/ Xli A l Other reactions Excerpts of the PM's N-Day Rally speech Bank officers to forgo NWC increases Pages 8 and 9 IBM Electronic Typewriter for $90 monthly. Only from Aaron Asher. Now you can own the amazing IBM Wheelwriter™ on easy payment terms of $90 monthly.116 words
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Advertisement23 1985-08-20 1 I Inside Summary World News 2,3 Asean Causeway 6 Editorial 16 Background 17 Letters 18 TlmesDollar 19-22 Classifieds 23-31,33,34 Racing 33 Sports 32,34,3523 words
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Article656 1985-08-20 2 5,000 throng library FIVE THOUSAND people turned up yesterday when the Ang Mo Kio Branch Library opened. The crowds began to increase after lunch time. Most were students. A long queue of borrowers stretched out of the two-storey building and curved round its corner. Library staff were all in656 words
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Article280 1985-08-20 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THERE is a case for giving more assistance to deserving local companies than what they are now getting. While the Government cannot be expected to, and should not, provide a cratch to local entrepreneurs, it has to be acknowledged that the headstart given to MNCs280 words
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Article466 1985-08-20 2 9,500,000 in Beijing CHINA'S capital is bursting at the seams, according to a recent survey by the Beijing Statistics Bureau. It has a total population of nearly 9.5 million. Not only does the city have to cope with a commuter population of 880,000 daily, but also has466 words
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Article186 1985-08-20 2 K£££2&ay Asean hits out THAILAND and its Asean partners yesterday hit out at the "growing protectionist mood" in the United States, saying that measures before the US Congress would seriously hurt Asean economies. An Asean statement presented to a visiting team of American Congressmen said legislative measures such186 words
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Article142 1985-08-20 2 OVERSEAS UNION BANK SLIPS INTO THIRD PLACE OVERSEAS Union Bank, which posted the most impressive interim result of the Big Four banks last year, has slipped to third place this year. Group after-tax profits at OUB, the smallest of the Big Four, fell 7.6 per cent to $21.8 million142 words
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Article102 1985-08-20 2 SCRUTINISE THESE COMPANIES A BUSINESSMAN who hired a debt collection company to recover a substantial debt owing to his company was surprised to learn that the debtor was accosted and threatened gangsterstyle in the early hours of the morning. No money was collected but during this time the collector102 words
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Article419 1985-08-20 2 Untamed McE wins UNCHARACTERISTIC aggression by Ivan Lendl failed to tame American John McEnroe, who defeated the Czechoslovakian second seed in straight sets for the C551,000 ($112,000) Canadian men's tennis championships in Montreal on Sunday. In their past 24 matches, McEnroe had been the chief aggressor, charging on nearly419 words
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Article513 1985-08-20 2 The human element THE PROBLEMS with resettling people and business affected by Government redevelopment programmes are not with the rules themselves. It is rather a case of the human element coming into conflict with the neatly-planned rules. Mr Lee Yiok Seng, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development), said most513 words
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171 1985-08-20 3 Taiwan MPs owe Cathay $77 m report TAIPEI, Mon. At least five Members of Parliament were found to be heavily indebted to the now defunct Cathay Investment and Trust Company, the centre of Taiwan's biggest bank scandal, a local newspaper said today. The influential United Daily News quoted officials ofReuter - 171 words
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Article71 1985-08-20 3 BEIJING, Mon. About 50 people have died in the northeast Chinese province of Jilin this month in the worst flooding since 1949, the People's Daily reported today. Water levels were still rising and some 600,000 people have been mobilised for emergency operations in the affected areas,AFP - 71 words
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Article97 1985-08-20 3 STRIKING TRAIN conductors disrupted commuter services to London and Glasgow yesterday, worsening the threat of a national strike. The dispute, over a management move to do away with conductors on some trains, could become organised labour's next major challenge to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government and itsAP - 97 words
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Article72 1985-08-20 3 TWO BOMBS exploded within half an hour of each other in mainly Muslim west Beirut yesterday, killing 25 people and wounding 57, radio stations and rescuers said. The blasts were seen as a response to two car-bomb explosions that killed 67 people and wounded about 250Reuter - 72 words
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Article67 1985-08-20 3 AUSTRALIA'S LABOUR government will present its third Budget to Parliament today in the hope of restoring its standing with the public, political and economic analysts said. Treasurer Paul Keating is expected to announce in Canberra today a modest boost for welfare, but at the same time showReuter - 67 words
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Article73 1985-08-20 3 JAPAN'S SECOND space probe aimed at watching Halley's Comet was successfully launched yesterday from the space centre in Uchinoura, southern Japan, the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science said. The 140 kg Suisei, a cylindrical explorer, is programmed to come within about one million km of the73 words
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Article74 1985-08-20 3 POFE JOHN PAUL 11, who ended his sevennation African tour yesterday, flew to Morocco in a visit regarded as an historic meeting of the Roman Catholic and Islamic faiths, the first of its kind in the history of the two religions. It was the Pontiff's first fullReuter - 74 words
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Article55 1985-08-20 3 FOUR AFGHAN planes bombed a Pakistani border village yesterday, killing eight people and wounding 12, a Pakistan government statement said. It said eight bombs dropped on Kewas Village also destroyed five houses and killed many cattle. Pakistan lodged a strong protest with the Afghan Charge d'Affaires inReuter - 55 words
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Article166 1985-08-20 3 'Save in banks' in China BEIJING, Mon. China's 800 million peasants keep much of their money in their pockets and the government wants more of their savings deposited in banks. The Xinhua news agency said yesterday the peasants' agricultural bank held 72.34 billion yuan (5556.7 billion) in deposits at theReuter - 166 words
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105 1985-08-20 3 CANNES, Mon. French authorities have released the body of Mr Shahnawaz Bhutto, son of executed former Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, after lengthy autopsy tests, family sources said. The remains were handed over to family members, including sister Benazir Bhutto, who willReuter - 105 words
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Article, Illustration357 1985-08-20 3 Boom time in Beijing severely straining the city's amenities BEIJING, Monday CHINA'S capital is bursting at the seams, according to a recent survey by the Beijing Statistics Bureau. Not only does the city have to cope with a commuter population of 880,000 daily, it also has357 words
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98 1985-08-20 3 300 die after Chinese ferry capsizes BEIJING, Mon. About 301 passengers drowned when a heavily overloaded ferry capsized and sank in a river in north-east China, the Peking Evening News reported today. It said a fight had broken out and passengers crowded round to watch, tipping the ferry. More thanReuter; UPI - 98 words
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Article370 1985-08-20 3 Canada and EC countries may follow suit WASHINGTON, Monday THE United States and Japan are rapidly abolishing tariffs in high technology products despite the big build-up of protectionist pressures in Washington. Canada may match some of the cuts. Even the European Community (EC), which hasNYT - 370 words
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233 1985-08-20 4 Australia takes action against South Africa CANBERRA, Mon. Australia today announced a series of economic measures against South Africa because of its apartheid policies, including the closing of its trade office in Johannesburg. The Labour Cabinet expressed "grave concern and extreme disappointment" over what it called a negative and unhelpfulReuter - 233 words
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56 1985-08-20 4 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Nobel Peace prize winner Bishop Desmond Tutu has turned down a place in a church delegation due to meet President P. W. Botha today tor talks on ways to defuse Black anger and rioting. "I am not going," the Black BishopReuter - 56 words
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Article40 1985-08-20 4 CARACAS, Mon. A suspect in the 1976 bombing of a Cuban airliner, in which 73 people died, has escaped from a Venezuelan prison, the government said. It said Luis Posada Carriles, a former Cuban pol the run. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article366 1985-08-20 4 Mitterrand also warns Pacific test site intru tiers PARIS, Men. President Francois Mitterrand has served notice to anti-nuclear protesters that there will be no let-up in France's atomic test programme in the Pacific, and ordered, the armed forces to keep out all intruders fromReuter - 366 words
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142 1985-08-20 4 WELLINGTON, Mon. New Zealand will sue France if Paris is confirmed to be involved in the sinking of the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior, Prime Minister David Lange said today. Mr Lange told reporters that New Zealand would seek damages for Greenpeace, theReuter - 142 words
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327 1985-08-20 4 Curb activities of MI5, opposition MPs tell BBC LONDON, Thursday OPPOSinON politicians and civil libertarians today called on the British Broadcasting Corporation to bar MIS, the domestic intelligence agency, from conducting background checks on and, in some cases, blacklisting BBC staff. "There is no freedom of the press if theUPI - 327 words
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Article, Illustration161 1985-08-20 4 NIAGARA FALLS (Canada), Mon. A 22-year-old American carrying a banner supporting President Reagan because "the guy's cool" and two Timex watches that kept on ticking went over Niagara Falls in a barrel yesterday and lived. Mr Steve Trotter, a bartender and stuntman, was the first AmericanUPI - 161 words
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254 1985-08-20 5 Resistance must leave Thailand first, says Hun Sen BANGKOK, Mon. Mr Hun Sen, the Prime Minister of the Hanoi-backed regime in Phnom Penh, has linked the total pullout of Vietnamese troops from his country by 1990 to the elimination of resistance sanctuaries in Thailand, the Cambodian news agency, SPK, hasReuter - 254 words
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Article103 1985-08-20 5 By-election win for opposition BANGKOK, Mon. The main opposition Chart Thai Party has won a seat in a parliamentary byelection in north-east Thailand, Interior Ministry officials said. The Chart Thai candidate, Mr Therdrit Bunyarit, beat Mr Sompong Premruetairat of the Democrat Party, a partner in the coalition government of PrimeReuter - 103 words
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321 1985-08-20 5 BANGKOK, Monday THREE Thai civilians were killed and six were wounded during cross-bor-der artillery duel between Thai and Vietnamese troops. The Vietnamese forces were engaged in antiguerilla operations in south-western Cambodia, a Thai Supreme Command spokesman said today. The fighting took place yesterday whenAFP; Reuter; UPI - 321 words
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272 1985-08-20 5 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian and Chinese traders will step up bilateral visits in the near future to finalise and expand on contracts and letters of intent signed recently, the two sides said yesterday. A joint press statement, issued at the end of theAFP - 272 words
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Article181 1985-08-20 5 JAKARTA, Mon. An Australian tourist was jailed for 17 years in Bali today as Indonesia stepped up its crackdown on drug abuse. A court in the provincial capital of Denpasar jailed James Cooke, a 28-year-old driver from Sydney, for 17 years for selling 40 grammesReuter - 181 words
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Article113 1985-08-20 5 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian Foreign Minister Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja today called for a thorough restructuring of the existing world economic system to help correct growing imbalances between the developed and developing nations. "The present world economic crisis is not merely a cyclical phenomenon but it isAP - 113 words
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218 1985-08-20 5 US accused of violating defence pact MANILA, Mon. Acting Philippine Foreign Minister Pacifico Castro today accused the United States of violating its mutual defence pact with Manila when US officials allegedly met Filipino Muslim separatist rebels this month. He said the US Embassy here had not replied to his demandAFP - 218 words
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Article, Illustration77 1985-08-20 5 HIS face a grimace of pain, this Filipino worker finds oat the consequence of a labour strike as a plainelothes policeman deals him a kick while two others grip him. Law officers were at a foundry in the Philippine city of Cebu on ThursdayReuter - 77 words
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486 1985-08-20 5 MANCY CHNG - MANCY CHNG By I Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Mon Thailand and its Asean partners today hit out at the "growing protectionist mood" in the United States, saying that measures before the US Congress would seriously hurt Asean economies. An Asean statement presented to a486 words
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Article, Illustration411 1985-08-20 6 Ghafar: We hope to have it finalised today KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) ad hoc committee, which resumes work tomorrow after a six- week break, is going all out to finalise the party's membership register. The committee chairman, Mr Ghafar Baba, whoNST - 411 words
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260 1985-08-20 6 Move in High Court against death-row man's suit KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian High Court here will hear tomorrow an application by the Superintendent of Pudu Prison, the Pardons Board and the government to strike out a suit filed against them by death-row convict Sim Kie Chon. The application willBernama - 260 words
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292 1985-08-20 6 KUALA LUMPUE, Mon. Pernas, the national trading corporation, set up to aet m a main catalyst for achieving the New Economic Policy (NEP), faces a two-pranged challenge by 19iO to repay its loans to the government and step up its Involvement In s»wretnrn and lowBernama - 292 words
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436 1985-08-20 6 Inculcate a sense of trust, Dr M tells banks KUALA LUMPUR, Men. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad wants the Malaysian banking community to inculcate complete trustworthiness among its members, warning that the government will not hesitate to crack down on abuses of ethical standards in the industry. "For the bankingNST; Bernama - 436 words
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179 1985-08-20 6 Chok Tong to address Harvard Club KUALA LUMPUR, Moil. Singapore's First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will address a dinner meeting of the Malaysian Harvard Club at 7.30 pm on Wednesday at the Regent Hotel here. This will be Mr Gob's first visit toNST; Bernama - 179 words
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273 1985-08-20 6 KL may amend its labour laws to attract investors KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Labour Minister Datuk Mak Hon Kam said today that the government was considering amending several provisions in the Industrial Coordination Act to stimulate investment in Malaysia. Creation of jobs would be a priority in the government's policy. HeBernama - 273 words
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103 1985-08-20 6 PENANG, Mon. Former Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, 82, had a close shave with danger when the lift at his residence got stuck between floors on Friday. The Tunku took the lift on the first floor and was on his way down alone103 words
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Article, Illustration432 1985-08-20 8 PM: Why I feel safer now FOR nearly two hours at Sunday's National Day rally, the Prime Minister spoke to the nation on what must be done and not be done —to tackle the economic slowdown. We reproduce below more excerpts from his speech at the Singapore Conference Hall. Singaporeans432 words
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Article, Illustration341 1985-08-20 8 THE sky is the limit for Singapore, if SlA's success can be emulated. More than once, Mr Lee Kuan Yew made this point in his National Day Rally speech. He said: "By common logic and conventional wisdom, we should not have an airline. That was341 words
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Article199 1985-08-20 8 4 THE most spectacular example of how an industry got wiped out overnight and had to be restructured is the mechanical watch. In 1974, somebody gave me a pulsar. Yon press it and the number comes ont. Absolutely dead accurate. Very expensive. I didn't199 words
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Article131 1985-08-20 8 4 WE TRIED from the very word "Go" to build on a more broad and more comfortable base which will allow us some margin of error and, If necessary, margin of leisure. We tried Malaysia. We joined them. It didn't work. There was no131 words
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Article101 1985-08-20 8 4 THE Economic Development Board has been trying to persuade Philips to put their video recorder factory in Singfipe for years. They have now chosen South Korea. True, you have student unrest in Korea. True, you have sabre-rattling between North and South Korea and the threats of101 words
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902 1985-08-20 8 TONG YOKE THO - TONG YOKE THO What the business sector says By HOTELS, shops and restaurants managed by foreigners pay their workers less and yet get more out of them. They do this through training and relying on a tradition of management tested everywhere in the902 words
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Article137 1985-08-20 8 MOVING the airport from Paya Lebar to Changi took some guts. It was a bold decision which turned out to be right, said Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Because Singapore Airlines was doing well and the tourists were coming in, the government decided In 1975137 words
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168 1985-08-20 8 Why running the economy is like flying a kite MANAGING the economy is like flying a kite, the Prime Minister said. You need the right technique to catch the wind. "Let me warn you that economic management is a slow, careful, delicate handling of imponderables," Mr Lee Kuan Yew said168 words
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Article106 1985-08-20 8 Why HK workers have the edge IS ONE Singapore worker worth two Hongkong workers? Nobody in his right mind will believe that, Mr Lee Kuan Yew said. Hongkong workers are far more homogeneous than Singapore workers, and they have no problems communicating with each other. What about the South Koreans?106 words
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Article371 1985-08-20 8 AGNES WEE - AGNES WEE By THE textile and garment industry can be more competitive if workers and supervisors are more aware of what adds to the costs. And they will have to kick bad habits that result in wastage. Many workers, for instance, indulge daily in371 words
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479 1985-08-20 9 CATHERINE C. ONG - CATHERINE C. ONG Union will not ask for payments By< THE Singapore Bank Officers Association (SBOA) has decided to toe the line and get all its members to forgo their 1985 NWC increases. Mr George Chua, the association's outgoing president, said yesterday479 words
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241 1985-08-20 9 CABBY Senakala Supaya's alertness helped prevent a serious accident in yesterday's evening rush-hour. He steered his taxi away from a crowded bus-stop in busy Balestier Road after it and a lorry had collided. The taxi crashed into an empty coffee house instead. Two people241 words
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Article52 1985-08-20 9 FIRE destroyed a Housing Board terrace factory and damaged at least five others in Eunos Avenue 6 yesterday. The fire is believed to have started at a hardware company in Block 1031 at about 9.20 pm. It was brought under control about two hours later. No one52 words
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Article225 1985-08-20 9 ONE in two schools still have room for Primary 1 pupils, though most of the popular schools have full enrolment. With the first two phases of this year's registration exercise completed, more than 140 of the nearly 260 primary and full schools still have vacancies.225 words
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Article124 1985-08-20 9 THE Second Deputy Prime Minister Mr Ong Teng Cheong has been elected Chairman of the Singapore Labour Foundation. The position had been vacant since May 13 when First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong, then SLF chairman, resigned as director.124 words
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Article, Illustration170 1985-08-20 9 AN HOUR'S wait in the afternoon son Isn't too long for these booklovere. They were among the big crowd waiting to borrow books from the new Ang Mo Kio branch library in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6, which opened yesterday. Because of the overwhelming turnout, a170 words
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Article67 1985-08-20 9 S'pore MPs on Johor visit A SINGAPORE delegation of 10 MPs, led by the Deputy Speaker, Mr Tan Soo Khoon, will visit Johor today. The three-day visit is at the invitation of Dato Syed Zain bin Idrus Shahab, Speaker of the Johor Legislative Assembly. Johor Assemblymen visited Singapore in March67 words
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289 1985-08-20 9 Damages suit by guest THE security chief of Hyatt Regency Hotel told the High Court yesterday that he was satisfied that none of the hotel employees was involved in the alleged theft of nearly $110,000 in cash and jewellery from a senior executive's room289 words
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247 1985-08-20 9 THE Requisition of Resources Bill has been approved by the Select Committee after it heard the single view submitted by a member of the public. The committee, which held two meetings on July 12 and Aug 1, did not recommend any amendment to the247 words
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Article, Illustration664 1985-08-20 11 IVAN LIM - 'No' to gold bars give-away plan IVAN LIM Workers of dissolved union will get shares instead after NTUC shows concern over planned distribution of funds By SOUVENIR gold bars as farewell gifts. This was what members of the TAS Clerical Workers Union (Tascwu), which will wind up at a meeting664 words
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Article38 1985-08-20 11 THE Darul Ihsan Orphanage said it collected $48,115.55 on its flag day on July 6, and the money will be used to run its two homes and meet the needs of Muslim orphans in its charge.38 words
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456 1985-08-20 11 MATHEW YAP - MATHEW YAP By LOCATION and better financing terms are the main reasons why people are still opting for the latest middle-income HUDC homes. This is despite their complaint that the prices quoted for the newlyreleased 1,727 Phase Four HUDC flats in six estates456 words
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Article, Illustration249 1985-08-20 11 Spoof at festival's first fringe show has them in stitches NO ONE quite expected it, so the dark, chilling scream that rang out at yesterday's first fringe performance of the Drama Festival must have momentarily upset quite a few among the lunchtime audience. Still, Act249 words
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Article, Illustration304 1985-08-20 11 KONG SOOK CHIN - KONG SOOK CHIN By LEE Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor Dr Victor Chang yesterday met top university officials to discuss how talented doctors could be kept as teachers instead of their being lost to private practice. Dr Chang had talks on this with304 words
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Article, Illustration337 1985-08-20 13 We may hit back, warns envoy Move to cut aid to nations condemning US PRESSURE is mounting in the United States for retaliatory action against non-aligned countries which constantly vote for resolutions condemning the US in the United Nations. Mr Vernon Walters, the US Permanent Representative to the UN, made337 words
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Article, Illustration217 1985-08-20 13 NTUC's cultural secretariat to hold xinyao open-air concert XINYAO 1985, an open-air concert for homegrown song- writing talent, is the first large-scale activity of the Cultural Secretariat of the National Trades Union Congress. The concert, to be held at the Botanic Gardens on Aug 31 from 7.30 pm to 9217 words
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233 1985-08-20 13 'No mention of girl's condition in case-sheet' The Chow Dih case THE prosecution has closed its case against accused doctor Chow Dih, on trial for allegedly cheating his patients. The case was adjourned to Aug 28 when Senior District Judge E. C. Foenander will hear submissions by the Deputy Public233 words
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153 1985-08-20 13 MORE pupils have passed their mid-year O-level second language examinations this year. This is the case in three of the four subjects taken at second-language level, though overall, fewerpupils sat for the examinations. More than 70 per cent of the candidates taking English as153 words
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227 1985-08-20 13 BUSINESS in coffee shops has dropped by about 15 per cent since the beginning of the year because of the economic downturn and the retrenchment of workers. Many customers have also cut down their consumption of beer by half in coffee shops since early227 words
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234 1985-08-20 13 THE High Court yesterday rejected a lawyer's argument that certain voluntary statements allegedly made by his client to a narcotics officer be ruled out as evidence. The point arose during the trial of Law How Chai, 38, a Malaysian, who is accused of trafficking234 words
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397 1985-08-20 15 MATILDA GABRIEL - MATILDA GABRIEL Steps to ensure music industry won't be hit By SINGAPORE is taking steps to ensure that its introduction of tougher copyright laws will not hurt the SineaDore nuri me aingdptie music industry or be hard on the music hstener's pocket. The Permanent Secretary397 words
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Article, Illustration286 1985-08-20 15 FERRETING out would-be hijackers and keeping Changi Airport free of bomb hoaxes are in the forefront of their duties. But this does not mean they do not have a keen eye for the mundane like picking up after the passengers. For that, 12 Singapore Airport Terminal286 words
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141 1985-08-20 15 Contractor clearing MRT sheet piles A PORTION of the Toa Payoh bus interchange has been taken over by a Mass Rapid Transit contractor. The contractor is removing the wall of sheet piles that was put up to hold the excavation for the Toa Payoh MRT station next to it. Arrangements141 words
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179 1985-08-20 15 THE Shell refinery at Pulau Bukom will resume normal operations today or tomorrow, after a flash fire at the refinery last Friday. A Shell official yesterday said that its crude oil distiller No. 4 is already fully back in operation after being restarted179 words
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Article52 1985-08-20 15 THE four-day ComputerAsia '85, which closed on Saturday at the World Trade Centre, attracted 36,655 visitors. It netted an estimated $3 million plus in sales, excluding the $i'7 million worth of orders signed at the show by local company Tie-Tech, said the show organisers, Singapore52 words
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Article141 1985-08-20 15 THE condition of three Shell company workers who were critically injured in last Friday's explosions and fire on Pulau Bukom refinery, remained stable yesterday. Eleven others, including six who were seriously burned, are recovering. The three men placed on the dangerously-ill list are Mr Syed141 words
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128 1985-08-20 15 A MAN tried to withdraw $100 from his younger brother's bank account but his thumb print gave him away, a court heard yesterday. Bank teller Margaret Han Huey Lih, from the POSB's Ang Mo Kio branch at Block 452, noticed that Tan Ser Lam's128 words
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177 1985-08-20 15 Man stole from estranged wife's flat A JOBLESS man, who suffers from schizophrenia, burgled his estranged wife's home a year after they were separated and stole $2,000 and four watches worth $200. Teng Sin Hea, 36, went to the Aljunied Road home of his wife, Madam Mah Swee Ting, 32,177 words
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Advertisement170 1985-08-20 8 "GRO vyith daily interest our active lifestyle" Introducing GRO. The new savings account from convenient banking services like OUB Autocash, Overseas Union Bank that earns you daily interest. Phoneßank and OUB Giro which help you pay a D wide variety of bills and obtain cash 24 hours a day, GRO,170 words
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Advertisement150 1985-08-20 9 An OUB PREIVIIUIVI Savings Kccount still gives me more for my savings" Overseas Union Bank depositors still earn OUB Autocash, Phoneßank and OUB Giro to iximum interest on their savings through pay a wide variety of bills and obtain cash OUB's long established savings account 24-hours a day, seven days150 words
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Advertisement241 1985-08-20 9 Asia's leading international telecommunications and information systems event The 4th Asian International Electronic *^f The 2nd Asian Computer Communications Communications Show Conference %M? and Information Systems Show Conference aßaaaaa W 3_ I T^___!!!^!__________j _______T________i ________A _______________E___Pv^___p£_ .^^^^^^t '0 J 9 12 April 1986 World Trade Centre Singapore Make your plans241 words
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Advertisement280 1985-08-20 12 C&C Computers and Communications your desk to theirs in 20 seconds. m B m m Conventional communications tools The NEFAX electronic mail system- eiecir^rrSS^ I^eSmSl^ VS. the Unconventional NEFAX. Compact, fully automatia electronic mail system can revolutionize your If you've been relying on unreliable post and Because the desktop NEFAX-4500280 words
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Article, Illustration346 1985-08-20 14 LIM KWAN KWAN - LIM KWAN KWAN Aljunied By SOME 320 pupils of Aljunied Primary School have been assigned a new crash programme catching up with home and world news. Since last week, a period a day is set aside for these pupils from 11346 words
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Article, Illustration639 1985-08-20 14 CEPHAH TAN; LIM KWAN KWAN - CEPHAH TAN LIM KWAN KWAN Fewer wayangs and variety shows during Seventh Month By i and EVEN the Hungry Ghosts, whom many Chinese believe roam the four corners of Singapore during the Lunar Seventh Month celebrations, are feeling the pinch. This year, they639 words
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Article126 1985-08-20 14 Tampines THE YMCA has set op a child-care centre on the void deck of Block 113, in Tampines Street 11. The centre, which opened last Friday, can take up to 81 children on a foil-day basis. Children from two to six-year-old can enrol. The charge126 words
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305 1985-08-20 14 Shows National Day: Celebrations at Brickworks constituency continue with an SAF show at Queen's Crescent market on Thursday at 8 pm. Courses Computer programming: A three-session DBASE II (Part One) course will be conducted at Jurong Town CC next month. The fee is $30. Mandarin:305 words
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Advertisement85 1985-08-20 15 The Management and Staff of 1 I HOCK LEONG I I ENTERPRISES PTE LTD I extend heartiest congratulations a to our Chairman/ Managing Director I Pr t* MR KHUA HOCK LEONG I I who was awarded the 1 I Z// PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL of I 'J* the Republic's National Day85 words
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Advertisement350 1985-08-20 15 It's not just the look of our menu that's changed Appearances can HHHHHHHj We've brought in often be deceptive. fPllil^*f* •TWnjT^?^s^B^l two of the best known A quick glance at «'sstf^l^»*tlrdV^ ano most talented of all the newly re-opened Z&SfeiESm mmmE*^ U *W* Cai^onese chefs, 1 ,ow Shang Palace, for350 words
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512 1985-08-20 16 The Straits Times says More help is needed THE comparison the Prime Minister drew between Singaporean businesses and the multi-national companies is an eye-opener for those of us who might have noted the growing preponderance of foreign enterprises in the economy. All things being equal, it would have been preferable512 words
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496 1985-08-20 16 Art Buchwald LOS ANGELES A diplomatic reception in Moscow has tremendous significance not only hecause of the good food and free liquor, but because it is where most foreign observers learn what is going on in the Soviet Union. I attended a large496 words
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Article, Illustration1806 1985-08-20 16 LEE KIM CHEW; PAUL JACOB - The night the gates opened and so little came forth LEE KIM CHEW PAUL JACOB Why were the graduates that quiet at the Jeya-Chiam forum? By and Jeyaretnam (left) and Chiam 9 (right) have fulfilled their historic purpose. Theirs was to open the floodgates. There is nothing more that they1,806 words
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Advertisement77 1985-08-20 16 Watches for the rich and famous. Vac heron (onM.mun harxkrufted watches The time-honoured choice Irom Napoleon to the Swiss lovernment s utticial tor Queen lilizabeth 1 Call Moutrie Ptc Ltd. (Sole Agent): (*****6. w VACHERON CONSTANTIN I Geneva. Since 1755. "PJ SINGAPORE MC(P) 27/12/84 $4 VOL.9 NO. B AUGUST 15,77 words
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Article, Illustration2041 1985-08-20 17 Dr DONALD FREEMAN - Dr DONALD FREEMAN US has arrangements to cope with presidential disability Excuse me, Mr President, what did you have for breakfast? 4 If American reporters could, they would find out what colour of underwear the US President is wearing each day, and they would dutifully report2,041 words
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329 1985-08-20 17 What others say Editorial, headlined Freedom and responsibility, published in Berita Minggu on Aug 11. THE question of the role and freedom of the press has surfaced again. Be it in Parliament, university forums or at coffeeshops, such a topic always329 words
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Advertisement546 1985-08-20 17 SIS terminal Tables. Strong. Sleek. Adjustable. "HZ— $215 ($258 with side attachment) -rJ I jPff^F^^- ~~m^-~ SIS Terminal Table JSH^^fc* tor business and home computers WmK^^^^ HHr Economically designed and gH, distinctively co-ordinated in biege I* i wa£ I and brown, SIS Terminal Tables come Bffi: 1 fiS&f with strong546 words
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326 1985-08-20 18 Authorities should scrutinise these companies I WOULD like to bring to the attention of your readers the unpleasant experience I had with a spurious debt collector. I chose to seek the assistance of one of those companies which regularly advertise their debt collection services. I326 words
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Letter, Illustration61 1985-08-20 18 I WONDER if the relevant authorities are aware of the placing of a barbecue grill (left) at the Peranakan Place mall in Emerald Hill Road. I think the grill is a danger to children. Please do something about relocating it before someone is hurt in a61 words
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189 1985-08-20 18 DO THE authorities know that the students of a primary school in Toa Payoh have been made to write 100 lines for each mistake in their English language and mathematics monthly assessments? I am appalled that they have to waste so much time189 words
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150 1985-08-20 18 Total deposits don't cover charges "FROZEN ASSET" (ST, Aug 8) would like the Public Utilities Board to pay consumers interest on the deposits in their utility accounts. The deposit is used to cover utility supplies which have been consumed but not paid for. The amount a consumer has to maintain150 words
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217 1985-08-20 18 PLEASE refer to the letter "Floods: Canal should have been widened first" by Mr T.Q. Tan. (ST, July 30). The alleviation of flooding in the Bukit Timah valley was planned to be carried out in two phases. The first phase, which217 words
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Letter74 1985-08-20 18 PLEASE refer to the letter "Dumping ground for vehicles" from "Resident" (ST, July 24), on a vehicle scrapyard in Lorong Beradab. Enforcement action has been taken against the operator of the scrapyard for breeding mosquitoes in his compound. The scrapyard is due for clearance and resettlement early next74 words
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157 1985-08-20 18 WE would like to thank Ms Patsy Lim Pin Shiow for her letter "Traffic light needed here". (ST, July 19). The Public Works Department conducted a traffic study at the junction of Jalan Leban and Upper Thomson Road. It shows that few vehicles turn157 words
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124 1985-08-20 18 WE would like to thank Mr Boon Chuan Jian for his letter "Caught in jam at Serangoon Gardens". (ST, July 24). The traffic volume along the slip road of the Central Expressway (CTE) used to be higher than that along Lorong Chuan and so124 words
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Advertisement753 1985-08-20 18 ELBA'S NEWEST DEALER NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION Meet the new generation Elba at PUB gas appliance showroom Elba's newest dealer needs no introduction to gas appliances. Singapore households. Why not make a visit to the PUB showroom, soon, We are proud to announce that the new generation and see how the753 words
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Article69 1985-08-20 19 PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew's National Day pep talk on Sunday had little effect on the market yesterday which closed on a mixed note. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 0.5 point higher at 758.79 while the Business Times Composite Index closed 0.12 up to 653.12. Volume fell69 words
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Article68 1985-08-20 19 MAA 3350 +150 Duff Dev 555 +35 KianlooMr 297 +35 land In 218 +28 Msia Area 50c 235 +26 Dayapilnd 176 +23 Kentucky Spore 294 +22 G I HMgs 50c 248 19 KumpEmassoc 155 +19 Sigma Metal 388 +12 TDM 235+12 hnovest Bhd 129 +11 HK Tm Corp 50c68 words
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Article71 1985-08-20 19 Piecon Bhd 50c 234 -11 Magnum Corpn 350 —8 Sim lim 202 -8 I C B 478—6 Ralegh 197 -6 M U Mfg 50c 205 -5 Keck Seng 198 -5 H0 L 150 -5 KL kid 50c 117-5 LeeKimTah 115 -5 kit Wood 100 -5 Kings 95 —5 CtC71 words
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Article14 1985-08-20 19 S Land Loan 1,050,000 Pan-El 1,041,000 G I Hldgs 335,000 DBS 710,00014 words
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Article76 1985-08-20 19 Aug 16 Aug 19 Aug 16 Aug 19 ST Properties 424 79 426 06 BT Composite 653 05 653.17 ST Minings 299 71 299.75 81 Indicator *****91 *****83 ST Plantations 2293 29 2296 78 BT OB/OS +4 -24 OCBC ***** 560 04 ST Industrials 758 29 758 79 OUB76 words
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Article35 1985-08-20 19 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Time; Industrials Composite 1984/85 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low 717.95 (15/7/85) 631.62 (15/7/85 All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (2/8/82)35 words
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Article13 1985-08-20 19 The US dollar closed at DM 2.7585 in Singapore, gaining 35 points.13 words
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Article21 1985-08-20 19 DM Y FF S$ H$ USS ***** 2.7540 236.45 Unq 2 2020 Unq ***** 2.7585 236.70 8.4350 2.2110 7.797021 words
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Article33 1985-08-20 19 Eurodollar: Gained 13 ticks to 91.89 a contract. Dentschemark: Lost six ticks to 0.3636 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost six ticks to 0.*****3 a contract. Gold: Gained US$4.2O to U*****.30 an ounce.33 words
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Article61 1985-08-20 19 Shanghai's trade centre BEIJING, Mon. Shanghai Foreign Service Co and Industrial Bank of Japan are partners in a joint venture to build an international trade centre with two 40-storey towers in Shanghai by 1987, the Xinhua news agency said. It said work on the first tower, to contain offices andReuter - 61 words
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Article83 1985-08-20 19 RIO DE JANEIRO, Mon. The head of the Brazilian Coffee Institute, the government coffee board, Mr Karl os Rischbieter, has resigned. The press has reported that Mr Rischbieter had policy differences with his doss, Commerce and Industry Minister Roberto Gusmao, who has threatened to shut downAP - 83 words
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Article86 1985-08-20 19 ISLAMABAD, Mon. Two oil deposits recently discovered near the southeastern Pakistan city of Hyderabad yielded 3,378 barrels per day (bpd) in recent tests, the Pakistani Minister of Natural Resources, Mr Mommamad Asad, has said. The company that discovered the deposits, Union Texas Pakistan Inc, has found sevenAFP - 86 words
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Article76 1985-08-20 19 BEIJING, Mon. A total of 11 firms from Japan and Western Europe have submitted tenders to build a coal terminal at the north Chinese port of Qinhuangdao, Xinhua news agency said. The agency said the terminal, due for completion by 1988, will raise the port'sReuter - 76 words
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Article90 1985-08-20 19 British pay awards LONDON, Mon. Manufacturing pay awards have remained flat, the Confederation of British Industry said. Through the first seven months of the year, pay settlements averaged 6 5 per cent, unchanged from the average for the first and second quarter. But the spread of settlements has been wide,Reuter - 90 words
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621 1985-08-20 19 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH By OVERSEAS Union Bank, which posted the most impressive interim result of the Big Four banks last year, has slipped to third place this year. Group after-tax profits at OUB, the smallest of the Big Four, fell 7.6 per cent621 words
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Article, Illustration358 1985-08-20 19 US 'has the edge in venture capital' SINGAPOREANS who want to invest in venture capital should do so in the United States because the industry there is well-de-veloped. The bold suggestion was put forward by a Chinese American venture capital expert. Singapore does not have the technology base and the358 words
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Article, Illustration455 1985-08-20 19 MARA FERNANDEZ - MARA FERNANDEZ Face in the news By THIRTY-EIGHT years Ago, a young accountant struck out on his own and set up shop, or rather space, in D' Almeida Street. He rented space in someone else's office for his desk and did455 words
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414 1985-08-20 19 Strong currency part of Singapore's problem, says prof SINGAPORE'S economic problems were partly due to its strong dollar, a visiting American finance professor said yesterday. Prof Marti Subrahmanyam, of New York University, said: "By tieing the Singapore dollar to the US dollar, the Singapore dollar has appreciated by 30 per414 words
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201 1985-08-20 19 Cable Wireless shares sale likely LONDON, Mon. The likelihood of a sale soon by the British government of Cable and Wireless PLC shares has increased due to the delay in the privatisation of British Airways (BA), government sources said. The Treasury was counting on the BA sale to meet itsReuter - 201 words
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99 1985-08-20 19 Nomura Bank gets top prize in futures game SINGAPORE Nomura Merchant Bank has beaten 29 other teams to win the first Simex Challenge, a financial futures game. The four team members will share the top prize of $10,000. Each of the 30 teams were given a fictional amount of US$5OO,OOO99 words
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328 1985-08-20 19 CATHERINE C. ONG - New round of lending rate cuts predicted CATHERINE C. ONG By BANK loan rates are heading for another round of cuts, money market dealers predicted yesterday. With the prime (best) lending rates of major banks between 7 and 7.5 per cent, dealers said there is room for further reductions as328 words
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Article135 1985-08-20 19 HK says no to Dragonair plans HONGKONG, Mon. The government has rejected an application by a Hongkong airline, heavily financed by China, to operate charter flights from the colony to Beijing and Shanghai, the civil aviation department said. Dragonair, a subsidiary of Hongkong Macau International Investment Co Ltd, had plannedAP - 135 words
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80 1985-08-20 19 Red Flag cars for Hongkong and Macau HONGKONG. Mon. China will start to assemble Hongqi (Red Flag) cars in the Shenzhen special economic zone of Guangdong province next year for export to Hongkong and Macau, newspapers reported yesterday. Mr Lu Linkui. deputy chief of the Changchun First Automobile factory inKyodo - 80 words
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Advertisement225 1985-08-20 19 M■. s The World's Smallest LCD Television N v^ V^\^\ Casio introduces the biggest news in television since television itself. A TV so small that it fits in the palm of your hand. Yet the screen is so crisp and clear that you'ii J be able to enjoy it anywhere225 words
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Article3504 1985-08-20 20 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does3,504 words
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Article2628 1985-08-20 20 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (2.005) (2) 2.00 AISB (.0.91 B) (5) 0.97 (1) 0.94 (SM) 0.92 (1)0.91 Alcom (0.975) (17) 0.96 (17) 0.98 (29) 0.97 AMD (3.468 3.505) (5) 3.24 (23) 3.30 (1) 3.28 (7) 3.34 CK37) 3.32 (5) 3.36 (10) 3.40 (16) 3.46 (3) 3.482,628 words
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Article2714 1985-08-20 20 1985 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Chance ('000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 185 98V* Acmo 115 -2 4.3 4 115 112 146 75 Alcorn 86W 3V4 16 87 85 270 160 Allied Choc 166 +1 4 166 166 134 87*> Amol2,714 words
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Article134 1985-08-20 21 LOAN RATES (2)Pnme rate 7 IV* 7V* J l Personal/Renovation BUSINESS LOANS Commercial properties Up to 5 years 9% 10* 10*** Small Industries Finance Scheme (SIFS) 7 3 /4 7 3 4 7%** 7%*** Factory loans 7 3 4 7 3 4 7%** 7%*** Machinery loans 7 3134 words
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Article156 1985-08-20 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO Australian dollar 1.5548—1.5577 6.56—6.39 Canadian dollar 1.6317 1 6331 6.21-6.11 NZ dollar 1.1542 1.1614 8.88-8.53 Sterling pound 3.0975-3.1011 3.27-3.21 US dollar 2.2070-2.2080 4.57-4.53 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian156 words
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Article93 1985-08-20 21 THE US dollar was mixed against most major currencies in quiet trading. Against the Singapore dollar, it ended slightly higher at 2.2070/80 compared to its opening of 2.2030/45. It was traded between 2.2030 and 2.2080. Against the deutschemark, it finished at 2.7485 against 2.7530/40 at the opening. It stayed93 words
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Article108 1985-08-20 21 THE kilobar market traded between fgggj* The Far East gold market opened at U*****.00 342.50 and profit takers depressed it to U*****.30/ 340.80. It then closed for lunch at U*****.70/ 341.20. It re-opened at U*****.00/341.50 and fell to the day's low of U*****.30,338.80 on a firmer dollar. It settled108 words
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Article30 1985-08-20 21 GOLD US$/oz Mon Fri Singapore 338.80—339.30 335.80 336.00 Mon Sat Hongkong 342.25—342.75 338.30—338.80 Fri Thurs New York 337.60 338.10 332 25— 332.75 London 338.90 339 40 330.80 331.3030 words
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Article185 1985-08-20 21 Managers' prices (9) for Aug 20 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1.66-1.76 The Savings Fund 1.34-1.42 S'pore Prog Fund 0.74—0 78 S'pore Sec Fund 1.04-1 llhd S'pore Invest Fund 0 79— 0 89 S'pore Equity Fund 0 75—0.80 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund 1.00—1.0. Asia Unit Trust Mai185 words
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Article99 1985-08-20 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit YESTERDAY'S Eurodollar was marked by featureless, trendless trading. The release of the July consumption expenditure last night, expected to be up 0.4 per cent, was considered a non-event while the second-quarter GNP revision to be known tonight would be closely watched. Movement of the Eurodollar futures was99 words
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Article, Illustration71 1985-08-20 21 WHILE the Deutschemark futures opened above the previous close, it trended downwards from the advance of the greenback in the Far East. Active trading was seen in the September Deutschemark which closed at the day's low of 0.3636. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Ix»w Sett Est Vol Sept 8571 words
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Article68 1985-08-20 21 THE Japanese yen gains at the outset of the day's trading were lost when the day ended. The dollar's strength in the cash market was the prime factor behind the lower Japanese yen at the close. Volume traded was encouraging. Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 8568 words
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Article, Illustration66 1985-08-20 21 GOLD settled above last week's close. The firmer gold prices were heightened by both mounting political and labour tensions in South Africa, one of the world's major gold producers. Reports from Security Pacific National Bank SPA, (In USS per Troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Aug 339.3066 words
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Article19 1985-08-20 21 Tj Clew* pr»ces MJ/kio KL Tin 30 91 cents rose tour cents Turnover 87 tonnes rose seven tonnes19 words
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Article22 1985-08-20 21 Rubber Closin t P" ces cents kite iingapore leptember 166.00 down 0 50 cents Malaysia ieptember 185.25 down 0 25 cents22 words
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Article29 1985-08-20 21 Closing prices c °W" f £/tmw Fri Spot 1022 00-1022 50 (*****0-1022 00) I months 1045 50- 1046 00 (1046 00-1046 50) Market tone Steady Sales 24.950 tonnes29 words
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Article31 1985-08-20 21 Silver Closin l P"« s USS troy 02 Mon Fri mgapore 6 40-6 45 6 33-6 38 Fri Thus e.'ork 6 37-6 42 6 28-6 33 Source Credit Suisse Sport31 words
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Article27 1985-08-20 21 Closing prices Aluminium £/torme Fri Spot 729 50-730 00 (727 50-728 00) 3 months 751 00— 751 50 (750.00-750 50) Market tone Steady Sales: 13.050 tonnes27 words
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Article97 1985-08-20 21 Closing prices Crude Ms/tonne palm Oi' Aug 810 (south) 800 (north) 815 (central) Sept 795 (south¢ral) 790 (north) Oct/Oec 805 (centrai&north) 800 (south) Refined palm oil USJ/tonnes rbp palm Sept 420 (sellers) Oct/NOk'/De-. 410 (sellers, RBDOtan Sept 400 (seilers) Oct 382 50 (sellers) Nov 385 (sellers) Dec 39097 words
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713 1985-08-20 21 THE Singapore market remained unaffected by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's call on Sunday for a wage freeze for at least two years. The Straits Times Industrial Index creeped up 0.5 point higher at 758.79 while the Business Times Composite Index crawled only713 words
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Article299 1985-08-20 21 Auc 19 HKJ Chance Associated Hotels susp Bonk Of East Asio 23 10 +0.3 Cheung Kong 19 40 +0 6 Ch.na Light 16 20 +0 2 Cross Harb Tunnel 1170 +0.1 F E Consortium 0 59 unch For East Exch Philex 0045B unch G I Cement 8 85 -0299 words
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Article331 1985-08-20 21 A|inomoto 1190 unch Akai 373 -2 Amodo 780 18 Asahi Them 897 -9 Asoh. Glass 820 +3 Bo Ik 791 -I Bridyestone 531 4 Conon 966 unch Casio Computer 1560 unch Citizen 398 unch D Nip Print 1070 -10 D Nippon Screen Doiei 670 unch Daiichi Kangyo Bk 1610331 words
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Article311 1985-08-20 21 Aug 19 Cents Change (Aust) A C I 275 -2 A N I 265 unch A P M 290S -2 Aberfoyle 1040 unch Age 282 +2 Alliance Oil I OSS Allied Mill 280 unch Ampol Exp 270 Ampol Pet 210 unch Anz 510 -2 Ashtu.i 115 -2 B H311 words
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Article60 1985-08-20 21 NST Index Monday 1226.63 (1231.77) Hongkong Hang Seng Monday 1711.51 (1700.37) |itAustralian All-Ordinaries L Monday 954.2 (956.2) Nikkei D J Average Monday 12,640.05 (12,583.08) Financial Times Industrials Friday 975.2 (976.7) Dow Jones Average 0^ Friday 1312.72 (1317.76) (Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) h60 words
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Article550 1985-08-20 21 Aug 18 Pence Chanje INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 230 +4 Ass Dairies 144 unch BTRPLC 348 +10 Babcocks 142 +7 Barclays 387 -5 Beecham 333 unch BICC 203 unch Blue Circle 506 +6 BOC Group 278 1 Boots 197 -3 Bowater 315 -8 BATS 298 -8 Britannia 95 unch BP 543550 words
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Article570 1985-08-20 21 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo Delivery of FCL import containers LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight station on August 19 (2300) LCI Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Or Chief (44E) 20/8(1600) Fl *****800 G3 Ninon (274) 20/8 (1700) F7 *****900/0700 0800570 words
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Article529 1985-08-20 22 N. BALAKRISHNAN - N. BALAKRISHNAN Decision reverses balance of power in family feud B! I Group's lower net profits— IN LINE with the industry trend, clined at the hank level for the The Industrial and Commercial latest period to $6.1 million, cornBank (ICB) group has announced pared with529 words
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280 1985-08-20 22 UNILITE Electrical Industries Bhd, which faces a reverse takeover by Sabah Land Development Board (SLDB), has reported a pre-tax profit of MSI.I million for the first six months of the year compared with a loss of M5343,000 previously. But Unilite has lowered its profit280 words
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Article47 1985-08-20 22 KIAN Joo Can Factory will soon manufacture beer and beverage cans for breweries and soft-drink industries for domestic use as well as export. The company yesterday announced that it had obtained the necessary approval from the Ministry of Trade and Industry in Malaysia.47 words
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Article427 1985-08-20 22 ALTHOUGH the cement industry is going through tough times, directors of Pan Malaysia Cement Works Bhd (PMCW) are confident this year's results will be satisfactory. Chairman Khoo Kay Peng said in the company's latest annual report that the industry in Malaysia was expected to remain competitive427 words
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Article74 1985-08-20 22 BANGKOK, Mon. Stateowned Krone Thai Bank Ltd will soon raise its registered capital to 2.2 billion baht (SJIBO million) from 1.7 billion baht by making its first public issue of 500 million baht of new ordinary shares, bank director Puchong Pengsri said. He said 275 millionReuter - 74 words
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Article333 1985-08-20 22 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH By Q: I intend to open an Asian Currency Unit account. How would I know which foreign exchange rate to use? Must I comply with the exchange rates quoted by the bank or do I use the foreign exchange rates printed in the newspapers? Will these rates333 words
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156 1985-08-20 22 Amcol reports lower half-year profit ELECTRICAL group Amcol Electrical Industries Ltd has reported an 8.8 per cent fall in pre-tax profit to $4.3 million for the first half of the year. However, turnover rose 17.9 per cent to $176.4 million. Investment and other income also rose from $238,000 to $776,000.156 words
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Advertisement73 1985-08-20 20 j^W^Ml^Resistance Alloys mJ^^ Heating Elements W^ up to 1700°C Metallic m Elements up M m >»/ if Silicon Carbide Kanthal Super 700 i5OO°C Kanthal Super, heating modules, Silicon Carbide rods and related products. Metallic heating elements made to your specifications ID Iron Chromium -aluminium and Nickel-chromium resistance heating wires/strips ribbons.73 words
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Advertisement44 1985-08-20 21 X^ SINGAPORE KAKBv )k. O.) publication Export-led growth and the small industry Visible guiding hand in Singapore's economy Monetary and forex policies in an open economy Fiscal policy dilemmas facing Asean nations High-tech and high hopes in the Asian NICs Now oh sale $744 words
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Advertisement27 1985-08-20 21 Th:s runaway bestseller disects the secrets of America's most successful corporations and has distilled their success into eight basic findings which make exceptional sense TIMEf 7HE BOOKSHOP27 words
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Advertisement939 1985-08-20 22 :3i***********************************£**********151^ g rz I I I mb LTI U] \^J 18/ K I OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED f fd (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Bank Limited wishes to announce: J3 j-J The Bank The Group (jj Six Months Six Months Six939 words
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Advertisement59 1985-08-20 22 J Attractive fc Share Loans Up to 65% of market value and at attractive interest rates. Overseas Union Trust Ltd. Head Office: 146 Robinson Road, #01 00, Singapore 0106 Tel *****97 16 lines! Branches: Katong TW *****90 *****96 Toa Payoh Tel *****92 *****93 Tanglm Tel: *****48 *****49 North Bridge Rd59 words
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Advertisement380 1985-08-20 22 *****1§151i***************511i1515^ OVERSEAS UNION TRUST LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT j The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Trust Limited wishes to announce: J UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 1985 JJ Six Months Six Months Increase/ r= to 30.6.85 to 30.6.84 (Decrease) 0 SS'OOO Ss'ooo380 words
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Advertisement1127 1985-08-20 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: /fijj Monday Friday 9 00am to 5.00pm Run-On: $5 00 per line (Mm $15 00) Food/Ent«rt«inm«nt (2 —5) tf,'t\i AN X"*\ X-*\ f\f—^f\fT^ .TN, r\ r"^N./!!l SatUrdaV 2^S£X™, S»mi.di, P y 520.00 percol cm P.r«, n .l S.rvic,/M.rch.ndi..(ll It) 4£i* "ft'^S. f^F^tJJ I f /f^J1,127 words
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Advertisement717 1985-08-20 23 12 Computer Products/ Services LUCKY OFFER AFTER EXHIBITION SAVE LUCKY $100 ONWARDS BOOKINGS FOR TODAY ONLY Very, very special offer for RGB-color-monitor new technology 640K memory PCXAT-SYSTEM 83-Key* Keyboard t 2-d rives and card printer-card 2-out-put-color-graphic card multifunction I/O card, 1-timer, 2 printer interface, 3-serial interface (1 optional), 3 game717 words
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Advertisement1452 1985-08-20 23 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing Hi-Quality Japanese Kitchen Cabinets. 'Available ex-stock Reliable delivery and installation Call Tel: *****33 or see Display at Showroom Kogi Furnishing Pte Ltd 149 Rochor Road, #04-05/04/05 fu Lu shou Complex Open Daily: 10.30am 9pm SALE! AT KENG CUSHIONS Blk 6014. Bedok Reservoir1,452 words
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Advertisement1302 1985-08-20 23 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN J^. HEALTH CENTRE Wk> Eastern Hotel VfattW k*l MacPherson Road •:J| f %gm Singapore 1336 j Tel: *****44 ext 458^] m^^ to 12an^M 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture f Salon Monsieur Skin-Care For Men gajar1,302 words
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Advertisement624 1985-08-20 23 nß^^H^K^ Disneyland at only ft $499/-? Find out more at classification W 137> 36 House Renovation/ Decor I LIAN BEE HIN I I TRDG. CONSTRUCTION CO i Professional Renovators 1 Tel: *****94/ *****94 [HOB Licence. CR/*****J1 HOUSEOWNERS!! We have skilled workforce to attend to: e MASONRY WORK e CARPENTRY WORK624 words
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Advertisement557 1985-08-20 23 36 House Renovation/ Decor JOLLY RENOVATION WORKS undertakes all floorings, paint ing, plumbing. *****55/6. HDB li cence 8M0334. SCNG CHYE ELECT. Engrg. In stallation provides installation t re-wiring for res., commercial ind. premises. Tel: *****62. SPECIALIST IN IRON grill/ door sliding door/ fencing gratini for HDB Pte. Hse. Tel: *****1;557 words
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Advertisement692 1985-08-20 23 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi EXPRESS TAIWA ELECTRONICS. We specialise in repairing all kinds of video, colour TV., hi-fi system colour TV. antenna installation. Tel: *****64/*****71. A.S. SPECIALISES IN repairs of Video, C.1.v., Hi-fi System. An- tenna Installation. On the spot service. Guaranteed. *****61. A RELIABLE KOWA electronics specialises in antenna692 words
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Advertisement771 1985-08-20 24 51 Printing/ Copying Services We specialise in printing visiting letterheads iWhile you wail I Bills, invoices and all kind ol Stationery Hems Designing embossing works also available here FOR QUICK CREATIVE. RELIABLE QUALITY PRINTING CALL US TODAY AT "03-44. Peoples Park Centre L^ Tel *****32, *****43 J BUSINESS CARDS. INVOICES,771 words
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Advertisement1355 1985-08-20 24 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities YOUR CHANCE FOR I PARTICIPATION IN A I I SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS We are the Authorised Distributor for a range |V# of fast moving convenient ready-to-eat hot jr.* food packs in the exclusive Orchard Road and I J; Central Business Districts. We are looking for1,355 words
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Advertisement580 1985-08-20 24 65 Situations Wanted PERSONALITY, GOODWILL AS- SURED services. Pre-trained maids Filipina $445, salary $225. Indonesian $200. Kerby Mktg Svs. C-0712-01. *****76/ *****72. 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY International construction company requires Professional Experienced Photographers to take aerial photographs for projects in Singapore. A total of 12 trips at580 words
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Advertisement411 1985-08-20 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical PERFORMANCE MOTORS LTD has vacancies for: Parts Clerks (Motor Parts) Requirements: Minimum 2 years' experience in motor parts Completed National Service and not more than 35 years old Class 3 driving li- cence preferable Prepared to work at our new workshop in Kampong Arang (District411 words
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Advertisement630 1985-08-20 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A leading courier company needs to fill the following vacancies in ita expanding program: 1. SALES PERSONNEL e GCE 'O 1 level. e Own car. e Ito 2 years experience, e Preferably in the service related industry. e Must be result orientated, e Able It)630 words
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Advertisement642 1985-08-20 24 70 Situation* Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical MING COURT HOTEL LTD, SINGAPORE invites applicants for the position of: ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT At least 5 years experience (preferably in a Hotel) e Knowledge of EDP System e Mature, self-motivated, possesses drive with leadership qualities and good communication skills The successful candidate will report to642 words
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Advertisement825 1985-08-20 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK required e no experience required e preferably Chinese school leaver Interested, please submit applications to ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT BLK. 34, COMMONWEALTH LANE #03—32 SINGAPORE 0314. RECEPTIONIST Real Estate company requires Receptionist Applicants must be hl-llngual (Mandarin). Call personally or write to: 117A, Somerset House825 words
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Advertisement666 1985-08-20 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical REQUIRED CHINESE FEMALE Purchasing Clerk Secondary education. With/without experience in stationery. Residing dlsts. 0314/ 0315/ 0316. Tel: *****17/ 7345»b0. TRADING CO. REQUIRES General Clerk/ Typist immediately. Please call personally at: 39, Jalan Pemlmpln, sOl-01, Tai Lee Ind. Bldg., 5(2057). Tel: *****50. TYPIST CUM RECEPTIONIST required666 words
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Advertisement564 1985-08-20 24 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Do you dread of being retrenched? Do you seeL for Job stability? An established organisation (since 1913) requires A) SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male A Female) $1,000 above B) SALES PROMOTERS (Male ft Female) $500 ft above e With or without experience e Successful applicants will undergo intensive564 words
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Advertisement695 1985-08-20 25 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales Sales Assistants We are looking for bright, energetic, outgoing ■MM who are interested in an enjoyable job, a solid career with training and good future prospects. Our outline requirements are: Minimum Secondary Two qualifications Pleasant personality and appearance Prepared to work shifts695 words
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Advertisement661 1985-08-20 25 MARKETING EXECUTIVES An established real estate co. requires Marketing Executives. Intensive training provided. Attractive commission high remuneration offered. Interested applicants, please call personally at: 117A, Somerset House Somerset Road Singapore 0923 SALES REPRESENTATIVE e Age 22 to 26 yrs. Min. 3 GCE 'O' Level e 1 yr.'s sales experience. Own661 words
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Advertisement567 1985-08-20 25 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical s A well-establi«hed computer company invites applications for the post of: TECHNICIAN He will be involved in troubleshooting and repairing of microcomputer systems Attending to indoor and outdoor servicing Possess Class 3 driving licence This is a challenging job with good prospects567 words
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Advertisement487 1985-08-20 25 TOOL MAKER Requirements: Possess NTC 2 in tool and die making. e Minimum 5 years' of experience in troubleshoot. repairing and modifing stamping tools. Able to commence work immediately. Interested applicants, please call personally: HITECH IND. PTE LTD BLK 5055, #01-1159/ 1161 ANG MO KIO IND. PK. 2 SINGAPORE 2056.487 words
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Advertisement491 1985-08-20 25 73 Situations Vacant: Production I M MUSTAD A Norwegian Manufacturing Company In Jurong SJ require* MALE MACHINE OPERATORS To perform 3 rotating shifts j Salary offered from V $440 depending on working experience Promotion opportunities through the Company established upgrading test scheme tf interested applicants, j kindly call personally with491 words
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Advertisement520 1985-08-20 25 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situation* Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Walk-in Interview Daily at 10.00am 6.00pm Denny's Family Restaurant is offering career opportunities to hard-working and self-motivated individuals to join us in growing. If you are 18 years above, come and talk to us. FuU/Parttime Positions available Benefits Free Meals Midnight shift520 words
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Advertisement369 1985-08-20 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DAI-ICHI HOTEL SINGAPORE We are an internationl hotel. We require suitably qualified/ experienced Singapore Citizens for the following positions: e CASHIER SUPERVISOR CASHIERS e BANQUET CAPTAIN e WAITERS (POOL/BANQUET) SECURITY OFFICERS e WAITRESSES (JAPANESE REST.)* a KITCHEN HELPERS Free Japanese lessons will be provided. Interested applicants,369 words
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Advertisement593 1985-08-20 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous An international oil company urgently requires:OFFICE BOY (TEMPORARY) Requirements Secondary II with working knowledge of the English Language 18-24 years 2 years related working' experience Remuneration and Benefits The successful candidate I will be offered an attractive remuneration package Application giving details of qualification, experience, current593 words
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Advertisement564 1985-08-20 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous COFFEE HOUSE requires WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (Full-time) 2 rotating shifts 7 a.m. to 3 p.m 2 p.m. to 10 p.m Call personally at: 60 Stevens Road Singapore 1025 TEL: *****77 A Computer Company requires MALE CHINESE STORE ASSISTANT e Minimum qualification Sec 4 (English) e 1 to564 words
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Advertisement909 1985-08-20 26 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous PERANAKAN PLACE urgently requires FULL-TIME/ PART-TIME MUSEUM GUIDES e Fluent in English No experience required since training provided. Interested please call: TEL: *****66 A FURNITURE FACTORY requires 1 Malay/ Indian General Worker urgently. Preferably staying around Bt. Batok/ Jurong area. Please call *****45 during office hours.909 words
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Advertisement760 1985-08-20 26 81 Vehicles For Hire SPECIAL RATES FOR Daily/ Weekly/ Monthly Rentals e Cars e Pickups e Vans e Trucks KIM HOCK CHYE MTR. (S) PTE. LTD. 389 Baleitier Road (Opp. Balestter Plaza) Singapore 1232. TEL: *****88 We open from Sam 7pm. EASTERN UNITED OFFERS car. van, truck, mini bus. Pick-up760 words
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Advertisement856 1985-08-20 26 87 For Sale: Mercedes 1978 BENZ 200, manual. EH' regn Ist pte. owner, radio cassette, aircon., power steering, 2 new tyres/ batteries, road tax till 7/86, accident free, good cond. $28,000 neg. Call Victor: *****22. EMD '83, 200 Auto. Nice no. Full accessories. Showroom cond. 1 owner. Highest offer. Tel:856 words
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Advertisement1008 1985-08-20 26 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan BEAUTIFUL, NEAR '80, DATSUN 120Y GL with full accessories, new tax. PARF. $10,200 0.n.0. Loan $7,000. Tel: *****04. CO. REGD. '83 Stanza 1.6 Notchback 5-speed, power steering/ windows, central locking. Offers to: *****91. DATSUN 100A, '80 near. Tax March '86. Aircon., sports rims, low mileage. Very1,008 words
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Advertisement963 1985-08-20 26 90 For Sale: Toyota ALMOST '84, COROLLA DX. New model. Full accessories. 1 owner. $20,900 Loan $16,900. *****02. ALMOST '82 TOYOTA Corolla DX. 1 owner. Aircon. hi-fi cassette, rd. tax 7/86. $14,800. *****91. ALMOST '83 TOYOTA Celica 2.0 XT. Aircon., cassette, s/rims. 1 pte. owner. $17,900. *****79. APRIL '83 TOYOTA963 words
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Advertisement1024 1985-08-20 26 92 For Sale: Mazda MID '84 MAZDA 323 GT 1.5, tax new, original paint. Aircond, sports rims, expensive hi-fi. Tel: *****00 Downpayment $5,000. 81k.449, Clementi Avenue 3, »01-229, S'pore 0512. ALMOST 79, MAZDA 323 1000 C.c. 5 doors, aircon. PARF eligible. $8,500 0.n.0. Loan $6,000. Tel: *****17. 23, Lor. Biawak,1,024 words
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Advertisement890 1985-08-20 26 93 For Sale: Honda 79, DATSUN 100A Saloon. Highest offer secures. Contact Mr. Lee, *****92. 79, HONDA PRELUDE 2 door Auto. Highest offer secures. Contact Mr. Lee, *****92. '80, HONDA ACCORD. Airron cassette. $13,400. Blk. 105, #01-65, Lor Ah Soo (7a.m. to Ip.m.). 80 HONDA ACCORD EX power steering air-con,890 words
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Advertisement1011 1985-08-20 26 94 For Sale: Other Makes '84 RENAULT GORDINI Turbo (Turbo II look) Complete with full accessories In mint cond. Selling $48,000 ono *****11 D.lB SUBARU 1600 GLF'. 5-speed Pte. owner, aircon., well maintained. $9,000. *****19. LOTUS ELAN YELLOW colour, regn 1966. 1600 c.c $15,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****02 Karen MARCH -S41,011 words
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Advertisement1039 1985-08-20 26 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles DAIHATSU SPV a family of special purpose vehicles for every business application Aluminium Fane! Van... extra weatherproof vaiuaoie C9*gp '^^•jma^Ln^otkijj^aL^our delivery fleet Tipper... tfAsaTpßctor's real workhorse day Refrigerated Vfehfde... ensures that your produce be drttaered fresh DqIBIfHpSWL safety and protection1,039 words
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Advertisement699 1985-08-20 27 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Sope^^'^ epedeC |^iIJIUrfJJ| 1103 So Many Ways Better VIEW AND TEST DRIVE THE COMPLETE N!SSAN RANGE AT NISSAN DISPLAY CENTRE Tel *****1 1 Open dmy699 words
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Advertisement302 1985-08-20 27 105 Property Financing 105 Property Financing 3 ban at- f :.?.:.;.">■■■■■ I DISTRICT 11, Orchid Inn vici- nlty. Beautiful single storey I bungalow on elevated land, 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, reno- vated, land area 6,500 square feet, mature garden, must view. Only $600,000. Call *****09 after 10 a.m. p HML302 words
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Advertisement423 1985-08-20 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses i BUNGALOW AT TANGLIN HILL on spacious terraced grounds with swimming pool. Generous I rooms for family, guests do- i mestics on 3 levels. Ample area I for entertainment. Just renovat- i ed. Reasonable rent. i Please call: I V.C. EDWARDT PTE LTD *****98 i D.lO423 words
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Advertisement685 1985-08-20 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses JALAN KAMPONG CHANTEK, newly renovated detached bungalow with garden and patio, 3 1 bedrooms with servant's amenities. Partially furnished with brand new light fittings, built-in kitchen/ bedroom wardrobes and appliances. $4,000 negotiable. Call *****88 ext. 151. NEAREST OFFER SECURES. S/storey bunglw. with beautiful scenery adjacent to685 words
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Advertisement868 1985-08-20 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.19, JLN. LABU Ayer, d/storey terr. P/furn. 3 bdrms., aircon., servant's, small gdn. Near bus routes. $850 neg. Tel: *****38. D.19 OFF BARTLEY Rd. S/storey bunglw. 6,500 sq.ft. 3 bdrms Servant's. $1,400. See to appreciate. RPC, *****16/ *****93 D.5 FABER PK. d/storey bungalow, s/pool. 4 bdrms/868 words
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Advertisement1535 1985-08-20 27 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments In the seclusion of a lush park in the very heart of Strolling distance to exciting the city lies City Mansions. Located at Paterson Road in Orchard Road an elite residential area, City Mansions is a low-rise te™™*i1,535 words
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Advertisement1055 1985-08-20 27 107 Accommodation Available: f Apartments DIST.9 AMERICAN/ TANGLIN Club Vicinity Brand new tower block apt 1/3/4 bdrms apt. or maisonettes I servant's S/pool, tennis, squash, amidst lush greenery md landscaped gdn $2,500/ $3 600/ $4,500/ $5,600. Deans Property *****55 NO.B CAIRNHILL RISE, Cairnhill View New luxurious mais. Each 3000 sq.ft.1,055 words
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Advertisement986 1985-08-20 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.IS EAST COAST Road, airy unfurn. flats, near bus-stops, schs. shops. $700 p.m. Furn. $800 pm. Tel: *****15. DIST.S FABER HILL Condo. 3 split-level mais. Fully furn. Facilities. Rental: $1,200. Tel: *****04. (No agents please). DIST.9 ELIZABETH TOWER 17th fir, partially furnished. 4 bdrms. 3,400 sq.ft.986 words
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Advertisement978 1985-08-20 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.9 HIGH/ LOW rise mais. 4 bdrms. servant's. Pool etc. $2,800 $4,000. Banyan *****19. DIST.9 HILTON TOWER 3 bdrms., 2 aircons. servant's room, f/furn. Avail, immediately. Tel *****66 DIST.9 SKYVILLA. 3 bedrooms, 3 aircons., fully furn., new painting. $1,300. Tel: *****41. D-15 HAWAH TWRS. $2,000. D-21978 words
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Advertisement910 1985-08-20 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments SIMS AVENUE, NEAR Lor. 15, walk-up 4-roomed apt. for rent at $1,000 p.m. Call *****19. SIN MING, HOUGANG, Tampines, Jurong, Potong Pasir, Katong, Boon Kenfe. $450/$B5O. *****44. TELOK BLANGAH $500. Jurong E. $350. Pandan Gdn. $500. Chinatown $800. *****03/ *****32. THE PLAZA. Studio apt. Facing sea.910 words
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Advertisement746 1985-08-20 28 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments NEWTON CIRCUS VICINITY 3-rm apt with facilities wanted for expat, in mid Sept. Owners pis. call: Weststar *****66. QUEENSTOWN, KELLOCK RD., A.M. Kio, Jurong VI. I E., Bedok, Clementl, Balestier other dlsts. 2 to 5-rm. HDB/ apt. *****12. WORKING COUPLE/ SMALL family reqs. 2-5 rmed flat746 words
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Advertisement1799 1985-08-20 28 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses SUNRISE VIUA Yio Chu Kang area. r^-i -^qSmjIP "^P Near Yio Chu Kang and \c\ VJQflsjßfcl[ •22j£ HMI Ang Mo Kio MRT stations. \l\ \\\«o^3«B?i SWEEH L \d\ \o\ STATION i*s9| SERENE An excellent location lM Hl* PARK1,799 words
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Advertisement1004 1985-08-20 28 113 For Sale: Houses 0.20 YEW LIAN Pk. d-storey. 3 bdrms. 1800 sq.ft. Vacant possession. Holland *****79. D.21. RENOVATED D/STOREY Semi-D. 3500 sq.ft. 5 rms. $440,000 0.n.0. *****93 LA Ville. D.23 HILLVIEW ESTATE. 2-storey semi-d. 4+l bdrms. 3350 sq.ft. F'hold. $410,000. Delfi: *****76/ 7. DM SPRINGLEAF GDN. d/storey seml-d. 3,6001,004 words
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Advertisement1263 1985-08-20 28 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments la*"""" BPk'VK. TTi. "TIL t»* M »vr«n -1 nui >m I»iwwaWaaMa<BMMaWaMßß»alß^ reSWC"J^L <4 The Condominium w tore^ o comprises: 24 units of 4-atorey apartments 24 units of 4-storey 2-level maisonettes Located at Bukit Arang, next to Braddell Heights. Exclusive' social1,263 words
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Advertisement854 1985-08-20 29 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartment* Apartments 37-storey Seaview Apartments Panoramic View of Picturesque Surroundings Stands on a hill top overlooking the sea Luxurious Style Residences Relaxed and Joyous Living M 1 25f;590% HousingLoan with i *~tfl Low Interest Rates ti«it«el I854 words
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Advertisement645 1985-08-20 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 4/5-RM FLAT AT CLEMENTI FOR SALE. e We also provide major minor house repair or maintenance. e Just pay less for more. Enquiries from agents/ house owners welcome. Tel: *****04 2-RM CHIN SWEE Rd. Blk.B. $35,000. 3-rm Jin. Kukoh Blk.B $70,000. 4-rm Holland Rd. 81k.13/645 words
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Advertisement629 1985-08-20 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments POINT- BLOCK 13 Ghim Moh 4th level $125,000 0.n.0. Phone: *****20/ *****84 after 4.00 p.m. No agents please. PURE (4-ROOMED) A.M.KIO 81k.414. Marble/ parquet, wardrobes. Beautifully renovated. Tel: *****86/ *****77. TEBAN GDNS., PURE 4 rm., Blk 41, new generation. Terrazzo, parquet fir. Cabinets. $76,000 0.n.0.629 words
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Advertisement612 1985-08-20 29 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments MARINE CRES. 3-RM. corner, high floor Faring sea. $49,000 0.n.0. Fully CPF'. *****64/ *****20. MARINE DR. 3-RM. High fir Nicely renovated, cabinets (kitchen ceramic). $47,000 0.n.0. *****62. MARINE PARADE 5-RM. High fir Unobstructed sea view. See to appreciate. *****11. QUEENSWAY 4-RM. BLK.IBBA. Near market. Terrazzo/612 words
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Advertisement607 1985-08-20 29 117 Properties Wanted TOA PAYOH, PREFERABLY renovated 3-room HDB flat (separate toilet bathroom) at Central or near Lor.4. Tel: *****94 Miss Wong after 6.30p.m. CLEMENTI WEST S-RM flat High fir. with seaview wanted for purchase Other HDB flats also wanted. Owners pis. call: *****66. GENUINE BUYERS REQUIRE 3/ 4/ 5-rm607 words
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Advertisement744 1985-08-20 29 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces ©DBS LAND Prime Industrial Properties for Sale/Lease Immediate occupation Terrace Factories At Hillview Terrace. Double storey with mezzanine floor Area per unit: 527 to 608m 2 Suitable for light industries 999 years lease Warehouses At West Coast/Clementi Road Floor areas: 177.1. 262 269 m744 words
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Advertisement820 1985-08-20 29 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces i tf^ Jjfck LTH BUILDING f /^B^^\ located at Jalan Kilang Timor WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM j I long short term leases godown services J W, LAM THYE HANG PTE. LTD. JM TEL: 271 1281 Jf PRIME WAREHOUSE 1 FOR820 words
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Advertisement443 1985-08-20 29 121 For Rent: Office Spaces f S///\/()\ PRIME OFFICE SPACE AND FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR LEASE Rent Negotiable Ring Rosalind *****67 OFFICE OUTSIDE CBD Beach Road 171l sq ft 3610 sq ft 4968 sq ft 8433 sq ft Large Covered Car Park Attractive rents Special concessions offered Tel 291 5209 221443 words
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Advertisement1417 1985-08-20 30 121 For Rent 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Space in Choice Location 3-storey building with a small penthouse unit on the roof deck Whole building exclusively to yourself Total area of 3,200 sq.m (gross) Renovation to meet your requirements may be negotiated1,417 words
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Advertisement1306 1985-08-20 30 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces GOLDHILL SQUARE Restaurant space available immediately at basement (#Bl-55) suitable for Chinese/ Thai/ Vietnamese/ Seafood Restaurants. Tastefully designed with new fixtures fittings and fully equipped kitchen. Ample parking facilities. Area 3705 sq.ft. Please contact: GOLDHILL DEVELOPMENTS PTE LTD *****22 __^ZHZ.1,306 words
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Advertisement497 1985-08-20 30 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel ~~l Ca 1/*****80 J for Most Desirable j^ Price travel A^v Destinations: jt~\ Hong Kong •Tokyo •U.S. A* Canada U ~^VJKF\S Europe Australia \s J| Hr M.D.P. travel agency pte ltd \Y "^^l^HJw^Sx 30 Bideford Road .tub 00 Thongsif- Building 137497 words
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Advertisement355 1985-08-20 30 137 Tours 137 Tours FANTASY Deluxe Accommodation All meals provided Programmes include »ighUM«ing:Banqkok, Magic Land, Rose Garden, Floating Market, Crocodile Farm. Pattaya, Coral Island, Ayudhya, Chiengmai, Umbrella Factory, Stlk Factory, Woodcarving Factory. Nlte-club dinner «.how. Thai-seafood feast otc. HA HI RA YA HAM SPECIAL DEPS Aug 22, 24, 25, 20355 words
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Article186 1985-08-20 32 MAHWAH, New Jersey, Mon. American Kathy Rinaldi thwarted Steffi Graf's bid for her first professional title with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 victory in the final yesterday of the Mahwah women's classic. Kathy, 18, seeded sixth and ranked 11th in the world, had a service break in the186 words
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Article, Illustration440 1985-08-20 32 THE WORLD OF TENNIS MONTREAL, Mon. Uncharacteristic aggression by Ivan Lendl failed to tame American John McEnroe, who defeated the Czechoslovakian second seed in straight sets for the second final in as many weeks, for the C551,000 ($112,000) top prize in the Canadian men's championships hereReuter - 440 words
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Article149 1985-08-20 32 MEXICO CITY, Mon. Mexican Guadalupe Pintor yesterday grabbed the World Boxing Council super-ban-tamweight title from countryman Juan "Kid" Meza after a 12-round battle. Pintor, the former bantamweight champion, was cheered by the 12,000 spectators after he was awarded a unanimous decision. After a cautious start, it looked149 words
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Article, Illustration481 1985-08-20 32 THE WORLD OF GOLF YORK (England), Mon. British Open champion Sandy Lyle upstaged a world record-equalling birdie burst from fellowBriton lan Woosnam by shooting an eight-under-par 64 to snatch a onestroke victory in the York International here yesterday. The Scot crowned a marvellous month, which beganReuter; AFP; UPI - 481 words
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Article, Illustration440 1985-08-20 32 Lemond tops the list THE WORLD OF CYCLING BOULDER (Colorado), Mon. American Greg Lemond finished sixth in the final stage of the Coors international bicycle Classic to hold onto his lead and win the overall title here yesterday. Canadian Steve Bauer led for the final 11 laps to win the440 words
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Article225 1985-08-20 32 YORK, Mon. The European Ryder Cup team to meet the United States in the biennial event at The Belfry from Sept 13-15 were completed with the addition of Britons Nick Faldo and Ken Brown along with Jose Rivero, of Spain, yesterday. European non-playing captain Tony Jacklin,Reuter - 225 words
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Article, Illustration439 1985-08-20 34 HAKIKAT RAI - H AKIK AT RAI By I HONG JINSHENG Is all set to shake the Thai sprint foundation. The 17-year-old Singapore schoolboy Is about to revive the Jegathesan-Kunalan era which shut oat the Thai splinters for almost a decade from all major races In439 words
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177 1985-08-20 34 Banks bounds to meet record in Japan TOKYO, Mon WORLD record-holder Willie Banks, of the United States, leaped a meet record of 17.36 metres to win the triple jump of an international track and field meet at the National Stadium here yesterday. Banks holds the world record of 17.97m. CanadianUPI - 177 words
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Article381 1985-08-20 34 BASEBALL Oakland beat California 4-3 in an American League game on Sunday. Other results American League: Toronto 10 Kansas 6, New York 4 Boston 2, Detroit 4 Cleveland 0, Chicago 8 Milwaukee 4, Seattle 7 Minnesota 2. National League: San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 1, PittsburghReuter; AP; AFP - 381 words
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Article, Illustration394 1985-08-20 34 East German athletes' stranglehold slips MOSCOW, Monday AN UNPRECEDENTED era in European athletics supremacy came to an end yesterday when the Soviet Union toppled East Germany in both men's and women's divisions of the European Cup. The home side's success in the biennial competition was the resultReuter - 394 words
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213 1985-08-20 34 No record miles till next year, says Coe ZURICH, Mon. Sebastian Coe, world record holder over 800 and 1,500m, does not expect to recapture this season the mile record he lost three weeks ago to fellow British athlete Steve Cram, a Swiss newspaper reported yesterday. "I didn't go into this213 words
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Article300 1985-08-20 34 Men Him hurdles: 1 Sergei Usov (SU) 13.56 2 Daniele Fontecchio (Ita) 13.66 3 Stephane Caristan (Fra) 13.67. 2Mm: 1 Frank Emmelmann (EG) 20.23 2 Alexander Evgenyev (SU) 20.42 3 Ralf Luebke (WG) 20.43. BMm: 1 Thomas McKean (Brit) 1:49.11 2 Piotr Piekarski (Pol) 1:49.73 3Reuter - 300 words
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Article362 1985-08-20 34 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By A SEMI-FINAL showing in next month's Milo National championships is all Anthony Chua needs to book a place in the Republic's team for November's world squash tournament in Cairo. Anthony, a 22-year-old national serviceman, got his break in March when he362 words
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Article, Illustration226 1985-08-20 35 Rovers hit by extra charge FITNESS and determination last night helped Farrer Park Dynamos upset Tampines Rovers 4-2 in a President's Cup thirdround soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Trailing twice, Dynamos showed lots of gumption to hit back to oust the highly-rated Tampines. Tatnpines, who were without ace strikersReuter - 226 words
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Article365 1985-08-20 35 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON Feedback needed to prepare blueprint for excellence By THE Singapore Sports Council are conducting a survey of sportsmen and women who have represented the Republic since 1959. The study of high performance in sports in Singapore covering a period of 25 years (1959--84) attempts to365 words
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Article287 1985-08-20 35 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI Byl PEICAI SECONDARY successfully repelled a strong second-half Rafflesian domination to score a 1-0 penalty-stroke win (1-1 at full-time) in the National Schools Under-14 hockey final at Balestier Road yesterday. Raffles, who took to the field without having conceded a single goal in the287 words
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Article259 1985-08-20 35 LONDON, Mon. Sussex maintained their challenge for the Sunday League title when they beat Derbyshire by 20 runs in the only 40-over game unaffected by rain yesterday. Sussex's victory keeps them two points clear of Essex, Yorkshire and Leicestershire. Brief iscores At Hove: Sussex btReuter - 259 words
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Article125 1985-08-20 35 COLOMBO, Mon. Sri Lanka will be looking for their first Test victory when India arrive here tomorrow on a fourweelk tour. India, led by Kapil Dev, will play three Tests, three one-day internationals and two three-day matches on their first tour here since Sri LankaReuter - 125 words
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Article243 1985-08-20 35 BIRMINGHAM, Mon. England captain David Gower completed a personal best 215 in classically elegant style today as the home side swiftly extended the lead over Australia in the Fifth Test. Gower registered his highest Test score as England increased their overnight 355-1 to 545-3, establishingReuter - 243 words
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Article419 1985-08-20 35 EDINBURGH, Mon. Scottish football chiefs will launch an immediate inquiry into the chaotic crowd scenes which preceded Saturday's Hibernian-Rangers clash here. This follows the rowdy scene witnessed by Scottish Football Association security adviser Ken Stewart when around 300 Rangers fans spilled into an area designated forAFP - 419 words
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Article, Illustration479 1985-08-20 35 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI Fandi receives new offer from Malaysian club By SINGAPORE'S job-hunting striker Fandi Ahmad received his second official offer from Cheq Point of Malaysia over lunch yesterday. It was team manager Steven Sya who got right to the point yesterday. He flew into Singapore armed with an479 words
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Article228 1985-08-20 35 Bulgarian: Spartak Pleven 0 Trakia 4, Beroe 3 Chernomorets 0, Etur 2 Slavia 2, Vratsa 3 Vitosha 1, Spartak Varna 3 Dounav 2, Akademik 2 Lokomotiv Plovdiv 3, Lokomotiv Sofia 3 Pirin 0, Sredets 3 Sliven 0. Danish: Brondby 3 B 1903 3, Esbjerg 6 Koge 0, Herfolge 2UPI; Reuter; AFP - 228 words
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Article, Illustration380 1985-08-20 35 Stepping up ladder to success I Bowling by Lee Wai Wun THE step-ladder format, introduced for the first time in the 21st Anchor Beer Singapore International championships which ended on Sunday, turned out a smashing success. Apart from making the finals more exciting, it also contributed to overwhelming spectator response.380 words
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Advertisement874 1985-08-20 32 'The NYI would stand out it it The best listen-and-learn home only had the Listen and Learn as its study course in the world gives you sole difference, but that is only the the opportunity to turn your hobby start." Photography into a part time or full time money "Thanks874 words
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Article, Illustration293 1985-08-20 33 and in record time, too OCEANPORT (New Jersey), Monday KENTUCKY DERBY winner Spend A Buck rebounded from a bleeding attack in the Haskell Invitational and nosed out Carr De Naskra in the US$32O,--300 (about S$700,000) Monmouth Handicap in record time. "We knew he wasn't going toUPI - 293 words
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175 1985-08-20 33 A clean sweep by trainer Biancone PARIS, Mon TRAINER Patrick Biancone saddled the first three horses past the post in the Prix Jacques Le Marois (Group One) race for three-year-old colts and fillies and over at Deauville yesterday. Art dealer Daniel Wildenstein owned both the winner, Vin De France, andReuter - 175 words
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Article195 1985-08-20 33 SARATOGA SPRINGS, Mon CHIEF'S CROWN atoned for his Triple Crown failure by capturing the U*****,000 (about *****,000) Travers Stakes for three-year-olds by 2'/4 lengths over the weekend. Jockey Angel Cordero pushed the 6-5 favourite across the finishing line to clock 2:1.2 for the 2,000 m. TurkomanUPI - 195 words
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Article1346 1985-08-20 33 PENANG, Mon. Weights, barrier draws and ratings for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Class 1 Oiv. 2 1,700m (Rating*: 140-111) 6 Putera Sandhurst 57 140 11 Silver Spoon 57 140 7 Photophone 56.5 139 15 Quiet Gent 56 138 5 Wisnu VI 55 136 1 Live And Learn1,346 words
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Article, Illustration219 1985-08-20 33 JONATHAN CHOO - JONATHAN CHOO o Pictures at the 400 m by At the 400m At the finish Cl 5 Div 1 1,200m 1. Not For Show 2. Sudden Impact 3. Spirit Support 4. Effendi II Dist: 3, shd, V2 Time 1:12.7 Cl 3 Div219 words
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Article247 1985-08-20 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. These horses did well over the weekend here and it should pay to follow them: Peak Of Perfection IX lost no marks when fourth to Arabian Son over 1,200 m. The four-year-old started from barrier 13 and covered a lot of247 words
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Article98 1985-08-20 33 Seven late entries for Penang PENANG, Mon. Six horses promoted to Class 4 after winning on the first weekend of the justconcluded Selangor Turf Club meeting have been entered for the second weekend of the Penang Sprint Trophy Meeting starting on Saturday. They are Classic Lines, Lillehammer, Monterio, Quotable, Speedy98 words
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Advertisement618 1985-08-20 33 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education EDUCATION f SS|gs '0' &'A' Levels Professional courses SailßS i LLB-ACCA-IM-ICSA H~ University Preparatory Grades 11,12 13 Canadian Universities BBBsjbj= U.S.A. Student Exchange 1111 =zz Programmes High School. University College Degrees Hotel Restaurant Management Courses F B Courses Career Educational Consultants ■JStQ 47 Scotts618 words
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Advertisement466 1985-08-20 33 152 Music TINY TOTS CLASSES (3 5 yrs old) starting Sept Sun. 12 p.m. 1 p.m. 5.45 p.m. 6.45 p.m. j Kawa. Music School -81-119/122 Parkway Parade *****35/ *****03/4. ROCK/JAZZ DRUM, organ, flute. Pop Piano, saxophone, bass/pop guitar, theory (6 mths). Poly- j phonic Music School *****18/9. ROYSTON MUSIC SCH.466 words
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Advertisement469 1985-08-20 33 157 Other Courses daimaruTrts circle Cultural etaMM commencing In Sept. ,6:iopm to 8.30pm weekdays) Chinese Brush Painting Pottery Western Floral Arrangement Soft Toy Making Knitting/ Crochet Skmcare Makeup by leading cosmetic houses Call personally for registration at: SINGAPORE DAIMARU PTE LTD Information Counter Level 1 177 River Valley Rd Singapore469 words
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Obituary, Illustration500 1985-08-20 34 181 Deaths 181 Deaths GOH KAH CHIANG AGE: 81 passed away peacefully on 19 August 1985 leaving behind, beloved: WIFE: Sean Cheng SONS. DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Goh Kim How Mong Yuet Kwai Goh Kim Tong Tang Siew Eng DAUGHTERS: SONS-IN-LAW: Goh Kim Neo Koh Teng Leng Goh Kim Leng Tan Choo Cheng500 words
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Obituary, Illustration42 1985-08-20 34 In loving memory of MDM LEE FONG LIN Departed: 20th Aug. '84 Always remembered by family and loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY OF LIM KENG CHIANG Departed 20 Aug. 1984 Fondly remembered by wife, children and all loved one*;42 words
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128 1985-08-20 34 183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences Our Deepest Condolences to The Family of The Late MR TAN CHENG WAH From: Regional Management Construction Corpn. Pte Ltd. Regional Design Management Consultants (B) Project Piling Construction Pte Ltd. Regional Resources Sdn. Bhd. C.S. Tan Co. As a mark of respect, our companies128 words
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Obituary, Illustration33 1985-08-20 34 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS EMN SWAMY Dearest mother. We miss you so much. The love you gave us Spoke beautifully of you. Dearly missed by family and loved ones33 words
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Obituary, Illustration46 1985-08-20 34 The Family of the late MDM. MARY YEO PHEK HUANG Departed 14/8/85 wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all Priests, members of Church organisations, colleagues, relatives and friends for their kind attendance, donations, wreaths, condolences and assistance during their recent bereavement.46 words
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Obituary, Illustration108 1985-08-20 34 The family of the late Mr. Ong Hoi Sco (n Mr. Ong Thiam Chwee wishes to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours lor their kind assistance attendance, wreaths, contributions and condolence during their recent bereavement. Sons: Li Sing. Ronnie Lee Lian. Edmund Gee Teck.108 words
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Obituary, Illustration67 1985-08-20 34 PATH DA BHOG MADAM SARJEET KAUR (JEETA) W/O GURNAM SINGH SALEHANI Aged 48 passed away peacefully on 11.8.85 leaving behind beloved one*. PATH DA BHOG will be held on 21.8.8S (Wednesday) from 3.00 to 5.00pm at Silat Road Sikh Temple. The family would like to thank the Staff67 words
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Advertisement103 1985-08-20 34 Hamlyn BEST RECIPES is packed full of the most popular of Hamlyn's recipes with imaginative ideas for every occasion, from the simplest of family suppers to more elaborate party creations. The chapters cover soups and starters, poultry and game, meat dishes, vegetarian dishes, salads and vegetables, rice and pasta. Clear,103 words
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Advertisement790 1985-08-20 35 IT'S FUN EXCITEMENT GALORE rfcl^%# ,R^> PHOTO FAIR '85 is a comprehensive exhibition featuring some of the latest and the best cameras, \®sffi^ photographic equipment, accessories, supplies and photo-finishing Hems from leading brands names in \Slj\ff?: the world. It gives you the chance to touch, try-out and compare the latest790 words
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Miscellaneous26 1985-08-20 35 ATHLETICS Asian Schools meet (National Stadium, 2.30). HOCKEY SB A Wv. 2A: Rafflesians v HDB (Tanglin). Friendly: National team v SRC (Padang). Both matches at 5.30.26 words
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292 1985-08-20 36 SURESH NAIR - SURESH NAIR Telecoms withholds annual increments of 10 others for 2 years By I FIVE Telecoms telephone operators were sacked and 10 others, including a supervisor, had their annual increments withheld or NWC allowances withdrawn for two years for making unauthorised overseas calls. The292 words
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188 1985-08-20 36 Stowaway boys fly from London to New York NEW YORK, Mon. Two boys, aged nine and 13, returned home to Dublin today after a four-day stowaway adventure that even hardened police officers found amazing. "These kids were good, street- wise, tough, they could lie through their teeth, but you gotReuter - 188 words
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Article246 1985-08-20 36 'Tougher' US trade policy soon WASHINGTON, Mqn. The Reagan administration will take an aggressive stance on foreign trade policy, a top official has said, hinting that the US may soon move against countries that trade unfairly. "The issue is one of our being aggressive in trade policy in protecting ourAP; Reuter - 246 words
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Article83 1985-08-20 36 SINGAPORE Airlines will soon start inspection of its 19 Boeing 747s as a precautionary measure. An SIA spokesman said the airline has begun scheduling the aircraft for inspection. The planes are routinely checked but this inspection is to be con- ducted specially. The tail assemblies will83 words
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251 1985-08-20 36 NZ govt expected to give big tax cuts WELLINGTON, Mon. New Zealand's beleagured taxpayers are eagerly awaiting details of sweeping reforms expected to fatten their pay packets until they go shopping. A mini-budget due for delivery tomorrow has been described by the government and independent analysts as the first significantReuter - 251 words
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Article32 1985-08-20 36 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 0.22 points to 1,312.50 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. -V APAP - 32 words
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Article, Illustration283 1985-08-20 36 AMERICANS in Singapore and Singaporeans interested in US affairs will soon be able to get news of the United States in a bright new way. USA Today, America's first general-interest national newspaper, is to be printed here late next month or in early283 words
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Article61 1985-08-20 36 What it should have been KAMPONG Übi housing estate will have a neighbourhood centre and not a town centre as headlined and reported in Saturday's Straits Times. We are sorry for the error. IN THE article headlined "Dhana's Choice" on the front page of Saturday's Section 11, the poem Growing61 words
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Article81 1985-08-20 36 ROME, Mon. Authorities in central Italy, alarmed by an increase in the number of Aids cases, have ordered the distribution of male contraceptives to prisoners in local jails, Italy's Paese Sera newspaper reported yesterday. The regional government of Lazio ordered the distribution of condoms in an attemptUPI - 81 words
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Article361 1985-08-20 36 Troops on alert in Sri Lanka COLOMBO, Mon. The Sri Lankan armed forces were on alert today following the renewal of a state of emergency, while India stepped up efforts to revive talks aimed at ending the island's ethnic conflict. President Junius Jayewardene extended the state of emergency yesterday forAP; Reuter - 361 words
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Miscellaneous141 1985-08-20 36 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Showers over several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 31 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7.12 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.03 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 3/16C Clear Manila 25 33C Cloudy Amsterdam 22/36C Clear I Melbourne 8/12C Clear Bangkok 25 33C Rain Moscow 16/29C141 words
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Home & Property
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Article, Illustration923 1985-08-20 1 ILENE ALESHIRE - ILENE ALESHIRE In a recent interview, the chairman of a special resettlement review committee, Mr Lee Yiok Seng, talked about some of the problems that the authorities faced in finding suitable and acceptable alternative accommodation for those affected By MANY YEARS ago, Mr Lee Yiok923 words
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Article, Illustration166 1985-08-20 1 TERRACE HOUSES FOR SALE Selected Irom Classified Ads What Where Size How old Tenure Price Contact (*|»t) (sq.ft.) (yn) Double-Storey Upp Serangoon 2,800 12 Freehold $390,000 Agent (19) 338-1231 Single-Storey Serangoon Gdns 2,100 30 999 $290,000 Agent (19) 293-5266 Double-Storey Maria Ave 2,500 15 Freehold $310,000 Agent (15)166 words
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Article, Illustration939 1985-08-20 2 L.E. PREMA - L.E. PREMA By WHERE once there were horse-drawn carriages and bullock carts, now there are cars, buses and other modern vehicles. And what were once mud tracks and rough-hewn roads carved out of a forest are now tarred roads and expressways. We take the bus939 words
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Article, Illustration72 1985-08-20 2 placed HOUSING Board and HUDC residents who want to use bricks to demarcate the boundary of their backyards must make sure that the bricks are not placed in a dangerous way. Upturned bricks, such as those in the picture above, are not allowed. Residents who72 words
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224 1985-08-20 2 ARTISTS who responded to a survey on setting up an art colony on Sentosa Island were unanimous in their interest. It is now up to the art community to determine whether the colony will actually come up. The Sentosa Development Corporation has offered224 words
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Article117 1985-08-20 2 A HANDY book on Singapore's national monuments has just been published by the Preservation of Monuments Board. Copies of the 21-page book, National Monuments, each costing $2, are available at the National Museum, Times The Bookshop outlets and four of the 19 gazetted monuments: the Thong117 words
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Advertisement68 1985-08-20 1 Road history 2 The PWD's road plaque projects to give history of some of our roads. Batik glimpses Interview with Kelantan batik painter. Large flat, but little space 4 A workshop alive with loved Overview of the 4th international workshop of children's theatre. A comedian's sweat and tears 5 Decor68 words
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Advertisement417 1985-08-20 2 J M^ -l jL-Jk^B^BßjMßßß^^''^^^^^|^ JhK The Worlds Smallest LCD Television m BUWWP^^^^^^^TBtt K I Casio introduces the biggest news in television since V Wf^ I j BB Ib^ I dft I I |H I I television itself. ATV so small that it fits in the palm of ■jl^-^K ggj """I417 words
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Article, Illustration677 1985-08-20 3 MAGDALENE LUM - MAGDALENE LUM Meet Pa'cik Yusoff bin Haji Abdullah, who operates a small art gallery and promotes Kelantan culture through batik art By I STUMBLED upon a small art gallery located in a sports stadium while holidaying in Kota Baharu recently, the capital of Kelantan, on the677 words
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Article, Illustration436 1985-08-20 3 Here's How Peter Ong BLOCKAGE of waste-pipes is a common problem in homes. Here's help for the next time it happens and you're in a fix about how to repair it. Fixing, or rather, unfixing a blockage is one of the easiest things to do. A436 words
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Advertisement339 1985-08-20 3 tinkle the ivories and Larry Allen, 'Clown Prince of the Keys", returns with his unlimited repertoire of classics, jazz, ballads and pops. Larry will satisfy your every taste in music. But that's only the start. Fabian Trading Pte Ltd HQUIOObT Onifii p....i. hauled food A bavaraga w—mm »«t 1 1339 words
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Article, Illustration1280 1985-08-20 4 Decor Design In Your Home Edward Khoo architect Here are two alternative plans for an HDB apartment, which is long and narrow WHAT happens when your flat is large but each space within doesn't exceed 3,200 mm in width? This is the case in the 4Room Model A HDB apartment1,280 words
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Advertisement218 1985-08-20 4 C J|v AUG SEPT 1985 W^DECOn GUIDE ||ftVili ...your very own home wag m0^ 0 wmmHm-r consultant ,7^ r**^g*JSL»ia^ i A catalogue of everything you've always sSSSiB^P^ wanted to know about designing, Bwik^ __^B^B R^ decorating and furnishing. PAkj^j J| WIN! 1 st Prize: A crystal chandelier worth Br »fe218 words
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Advertisement158 1985-08-20 4 T«^th Anniversary 2/7 Day Super Offer I 1 16Aug-21Aug /l^o^ N S Venue: Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and jp M Industry Exhibition Hall, Hill Street. 6 *j.qO I Time: 12 noon to 10 pm daily *«f^ ctXl&t We are celebrating our 9th y i /Hfe? M* jA* 0 1158 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1985-08-20 5 Liang does it for laughs Television comedian Liang Zhiqiang, a familiar face on 'Live' From Studio One, is always ready with his rib-tickling antics. He recently surprised his fans when he added mimicry to his act. He talks to GUAN LIBING about his childhood in a kampung where he learned1,009 words
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Article105 1985-08-20 5 A b'j yk 31 f&iPfifcftdJS W PB;» A ftb^<&^£ X« "W JrtX^fctfHF H*>* life ik %m a 7 ii i%- gp o ft w H flb«S«^.4iA^*lfe6<J mi o B fs*s£Hi3X t ji& fib fn— Hint tf "B*4- 33ft* it #^*iH:^^ wmn f±m.m± tt m <c W E A A e105 words
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Article62 1985-08-20 5 a |ifil^fi^^ ft iff n&m&wzm mMi&ft jlt-ainm— yj if**M usiu 1 xK Wj Yi"^ £**r -Esai-c IMA 4ii*f»j Vfifxjt- >n>"r»iti "4" iw M ar f'ffV), #>j- r-r«-j a4i i r lGWf^/hA A 3d IN PitiflS bm&k R^otMfJU r- r n lit frjfi'j 4- r-'-j /iffM^n fi" ill F-jft^iiVtM RfflUtA'/?' J5;/|H>62 words
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Article22 1985-08-20 5 Wffli »s aif A tWiS g^ I: m M& 4-AiPfflitt |a!/j "ii^f[]j" Afi'j >c vu<i]^ l:;v; M >c "jt^H*" HH ill c$22 words
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Article, Illustration162 1985-08-20 5 »^^ip^^f#*{f wS^fc SEIW3Wm# ft a««g --t- s if. ft m lE* o «/t:f&#.h#?ijTflf «i#Rin^*Si^»l* ftjfiffi BBMltlf-^fJU^a m n*fa v& fen -At^tHWl "*¥HEi*aE b«i% [1 U. .'I 1 I<X ifH Lt w m m r J-^^j; (Pierre Sangan) e*s Hi ft/- /l ft *fi«. a fi'j mwn «fc£_h*a fj^N- t+A* .mug162 words
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Article, Illustration472 1985-08-20 5 A new paperback dictionary published in China now explains the 'Archie Bunker mentality 1 or what it means to be 'Woody Allenish', among other American idioms, to Chinese readers A PAPERBACK dictionary of popular American expressions and personalities has been published by Xinhua Publishing House472 words
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Article, Illustration752 1985-08-20 6 YEO KIM SENG - YEO KIM SENG By CENCALUK, a Malaysian shrimp appetiser, seems poised to make an impact on the ASEAN market. This ambitious plan was disclosed by the director of a cencaluk factory, believed to be the first in Malacca, sometime ago. Mr752 words
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Article, Illustration657 1985-08-20 6 Oleh YEO KIM SENG UDANG geragau hasil Malaysia mungkin da pat dirasai di lain-lain negeri Asean jika suatu rancangan untuk menubuhkan kilangkilang cencaluk dijayakan. Pengerusi sebuah kilang cencaluk di Melaka, Encik Hussain bin Dalip, 60, menerangkan kilang tersebut telah dibina oleh sebuah657 words
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Miscellaneous131 1985-08-20 8 SUN TAN *y Collette fiOU SEE ToM iT i£\ZA (td FINrpHAFPINbSS^^ 1^1" /MPORTrVn-ftftA IN LIFE AND TD .H fMrtiGSr oFAuIV\ "7 P=^ THE BOMN LOSER Art Ransom «IMERE DID I PWMY I KrCMOWIMe) t CO IT^ I /IET^MOTKN /NBVgRMWO.I THE GAMBOLS in By BmrryAppieby \(&AYe- POWYL 3 llflTig OMLy A131 words
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Miscellaneous404 1985-08-20 8 PEANUTS Bjr ScAnlJr WHAT PIP YOU PO WITH I THREW/ UiTH YOUR (OF COURSE) fWE TOUCHEP J THE PICTURE OF ME IT AWAY. 1 IOWN HANPS V_ t^ 7 V^ MY PICTURE.' y THAT I 6AVE YOU 7( V"""^ i^ \l K BEETLE BAILEY 4? ir«i*er ANDY GAPP *y Smythe404 words
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Article, Illustration544 1985-08-20 9 KATE JAMES, who attended the Fourth International Children's Theatre Workshop in Kuala Lumpur recently, files a report and an overview (below) which raises a point for our theatre community to ponder on "BE VERY careful when you're up there," said the newspaper editor. "It's pretty544 words
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Article, Illustration1315 1985-08-20 9 I left Kuala Lumpur exhilarated, but also with the sobering conviction that some self-conscious work will have to be made by the English-speaking streams if this Cultural Vibrance vision of '99 is to be made to happen. THIS, above all, was the lesson of Kuala1,315 words
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Article342 1985-08-20 9 CATHERINE ONG previews The Entertainment Line, a new SBC series which begins tonight (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) WHEN The Entertainment Line comes on tonight, you're going to see much more than just local musicians performing on stage. The new nine-episode variety series is a neat package that342 words
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Miscellaneous591 1985-08-20 9 What's Unmrnm^mmmamm^mmmmmmmmmsmmmmmmmammmammmmmmmmm FILM phosis of men into rhinocer- tween 10 am and 3 pm. 9am to 5.30 pm. Till Aug 31. PORE AND THE SURREN- ALUMNAE DINNER oses is used to comment on Free. DER CHAMBER AT FRENCH FILM. L'age the dehumanising power of AT THE NATIONAL PAST CONTINUOUS. Ex-591 words
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Miscellaneous1087 1985-08-20 9 Radio One There is a growing tendency among some evolutionary biologists to play down the role of natural selection in evolution and to stress the importance of genetic drift in chromosomes as a powerful force in evolution. Dr Steve Jones, a geneticist, feels that recent evidence shows that natural selection1,087 words
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Miscellaneous4 1985-08-20 10 rajkumar santoshi iojpcmo jummm4 words
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